

Actor
April 12, 1947 · Chlef, Algeria
Nadia Samir (in Arabic: نادية سمير), real name Fatma Zodmi, is a French-Algerian announcer and actress, born in Chlef, Algeria on April 12, 1947 and died in Paris on May 2, 2011 from cancer.
Nadia Samir, after her training as an actress, played in Mendiants et Orgueilleux (1970) by Jacques Poitrenaud with Georges Moustaki. She then had small roles in cinema, notably opposite Alain Delon in La Race des Seigneurs (1973) by Pierre Granier-Deferre, Simone Signoret in La Vie Devant Soi (1977) by Moshé Mizrahi or Micheline Presle in Quelques Nouvelles (1977) by Jacques Davila, as well as in TV films or soap operas. Algerian director Sid Ali Mazif offered her the lead role in Leïla et les Autres (1977), which evokes the emancipation of women in the Maghreb.
Summer of '62
cast
Gourbi Palace
as Hamid Wife
The Courage to Love
cast
Return to Algiers
cast
Bab El Oued City
cast
Le Cri des hommes
as La compagne de Rubio
Wandering Heart
cast
Un coupable
as Leila
Certaines nouvelles
cast
Leila and the Others
as Leila
Creezy
cast
Pervertissima
cast