Dorra Zarrouk

Dorra Zarrouk

Dorra is a Tunisian actress. She earned her degree in political science in Tunis. Dorra made her way into the acting arena by joining a theater group. Her first performance was in a play titled “Magnoun” (“Insane”) which was directed by Tawfiq Al Gibally. Thereafter Dorra assumed several roles in Tunisian cinema in addition to working on international works such as “Collosseum” which was directed by the English director Telman Reem in 2003. In that production Dorra portrayed the role of the Emperor’s consort. She also took part in another foreign work titled “Louisa’s Journey” which was directed by French director Patrick Foulsan in 2005. Dorra assumed the role of a woman named “A’isha” in that work. As of 2007, Dorra has started participating in Egyptian cinematic works.

On screen

  • Sahbek Rajel
  • Walls
  • The Priest
  • A Day and a Night
  • Whispering Sands
  • The Preacher
  • Goodnight
  • Antar, The Fourth Grandson of Shaddad
  • Sheikh Jackson
  • Everyday's Lie
  • The Door Is Wide Open for Amal
  • Cairo Time
  • Hadeed
  • The Ferry
  • Papa
  • Midnight Party
  • Snapshot
  • Tek Tek Bom
  • Sami Oxide Al Carbon
  • The Traveller
  • The Baby Doll Night
  • The Aquarium
  • Klashinkov
  • Cinecitta
  • This Is Love
  • First Time in Love
  • Chaos, This Is?
  • Nadia and Sarra
  • Colosseum - Rome's Arena of Death
  • The Villa
  • Je vous ai à l'oeil
  • باب الفلة

Behind the camera

  • The Life That Remains

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