

Actor
February 1, 1930 · Maghnia, Algeria
Abderrahmane El Kebir (in arabic : عبد الرحمن الكبير), born February 1, 1930 in Maghnia, Algeria and died July 21, 2017 in Paris, is an Algerian actor.
After a few extras, he was hired by Ali Ghalem to play the lead role in his film/documentary Mektoub, which tells the story of a young Maghrebian arriving in France in the 1970s, lost in a world he does not know. He was then assigned to the roles that French cinema attributed to Maghrebians in the 1970s and 80s: dark henchman, terrorist, grocer...
Ismael's Ghosts
as Le vieil homme préfecture
Une Histoire à ma Fille
as Ahmed
Made in France
as Lamine
Return to Algiers
as Fadel's brother
Fugue en Ré
as Maghribi man
Douce France
as Father Malouf
Élisa
cast
Barjo
as Le gardien de l'usine
White Nightmare
as Farouk
Brothers in Arms
as Kada
Nuit d'ivresse
as The drinker of Boukha
Retour à Cherchell
cast