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Hanan Tork is a Actor Egyptienne born on 7 march 1975 at Cairo (Egypte)
Hanan Tork (Arabic: حنان ترك) (born March 7, 1975) is an Egyptian actress and former ballerina. She was born Hanan Hassan Muhammad Abd El Karim (Arabic: حنان حسن محمد عبد الكريم), and is sometimes credited as Hanane Turk and Hanan Turk. She is a sister to two brothers: Hussein and Hossam. Her father owned his own factory for clothes (Al Turki for Dresses).
In addition to her work in the arts, Hanan also serves as a worldwide ambassador for the international charity Islamic Relief. She started her career as a ballerina and completed her studies at the Cairo Ballet Institute in 1993. She then became a member of the Cairo Ballet Group and soon after moved to the Classical Ballet Group.
In 1997 she acted alongside the singer Mohamed Fouad in Ismailia Rayeh Gai. In the same year she also had the opportunity to work with Chahine once again by starring in his movie Al Maseer. Then in 1999, she had leading roles in Al Akhar and Fata Min Israel. Then yet another cooperation between the young star and the famous director in the box office hit Al Assefa. In the year 2000, the now famous actress appeared in the Ramadan serial Opera Aida. She then saw more success in the following year, with a role alongside the famous actress Samira Ahmed in "Amira Men Abdeen". She also played the leading female role in the comedy movie Ga'na Al Bayan Al Taly, opposite Mohamed Henedi. In 2001 Hanan played a role in the comedy movie Gawaz Be Karar Gomhourey. Then came her large hits Harameya Fi KG2 in 2002 and Haramiyyah fi Tayland in 2003. In 2 In 2007, she was nominated for Best Performance by an Actress at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards of Kas w lask film.
In 2005 the film "Dunia" by Lebanese director Jocelyne Saab was released, in which Hanan played the leading role. The movie centers around the title character Dunia, a belly dancer and poet. When the film aired at the 2005 Cairo International Film Festival, it left the audience split between those who supported the film’s call for intellectual freedom and its stance against female circumcision, and those who disapproved of the title character’s desire to physically express herself through dance. It was also controversial that so many scenes were filmed in Cairo’s slums, which could be seen to tarnish Egypt's international image. The film was especially controversial in Egypt for taking up the tradition of female circumcision, among other reasons; it received a good deal of attention in Europe.
In 2006, Hanan she chose to begin wearing the Islamic head scarf, and has been very vocal about this decision. By doing so, Tork has joined a group of actresses who also made the decision, such as Hala Shiha and Abla Kamel. Despite wearing the hijab, she has continued acting,In August 2012 she decided to stop acting and focus on her family. albeit with different roles.
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Birth name Hanan Hassan Muhammad Abd El Karim ( حنان حسن محمد عبد الكريم)
Nationality Egypte
Birth 7 march 1975 (49 years) at Cairo (Egypte)
Nationality Egypte
Birth 7 march 1975 (49 years) at Cairo (Egypte)
In addition to her work in the arts, Hanan also serves as a worldwide ambassador for the international charity Islamic Relief. She started her career as a ballerina and completed her studies at the Cairo Ballet Institute in 1993. She then became a member of the Cairo Ballet Group and soon after moved to the Classical Ballet Group.
Biography
She began her acting career when the famous director, Khairy Beshara saw her, and offered her the chance to act alongside Nadia Al-Gindi in the 1991 movie "Raghba Motawahesha". After that the young ballerina was thirsty for more and received her next role in the television series "Be’r Saba’" with the director Nour El-Demerdash. Among other TV roles were parts in Al Sabr Fel Malahat, Al Mal We Al Banoun and Lan A'esh Fe Gelbab Aby. In 1993, she was offered another role on the silver screen: "Dehk We Le’b We Gad We Hob". Her big chance came when she was chosen by the famous director Youssef Chahine to play a part in Al Mohager in 1994.In 1997 she acted alongside the singer Mohamed Fouad in Ismailia Rayeh Gai. In the same year she also had the opportunity to work with Chahine once again by starring in his movie Al Maseer. Then in 1999, she had leading roles in Al Akhar and Fata Min Israel. Then yet another cooperation between the young star and the famous director in the box office hit Al Assefa. In the year 2000, the now famous actress appeared in the Ramadan serial Opera Aida. She then saw more success in the following year, with a role alongside the famous actress Samira Ahmed in "Amira Men Abdeen". She also played the leading female role in the comedy movie Ga'na Al Bayan Al Taly, opposite Mohamed Henedi. In 2001 Hanan played a role in the comedy movie Gawaz Be Karar Gomhourey. Then came her large hits Harameya Fi KG2 in 2002 and Haramiyyah fi Tayland in 2003. In 2 In 2007, she was nominated for Best Performance by an Actress at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards of Kas w lask film.
In 2005 the film "Dunia" by Lebanese director Jocelyne Saab was released, in which Hanan played the leading role. The movie centers around the title character Dunia, a belly dancer and poet. When the film aired at the 2005 Cairo International Film Festival, it left the audience split between those who supported the film’s call for intellectual freedom and its stance against female circumcision, and those who disapproved of the title character’s desire to physically express herself through dance. It was also controversial that so many scenes were filmed in Cairo’s slums, which could be seen to tarnish Egypt's international image. The film was especially controversial in Egypt for taking up the tradition of female circumcision, among other reasons; it received a good deal of attention in Europe.
In 2006, Hanan she chose to begin wearing the Islamic head scarf, and has been very vocal about this decision. By doing so, Tork has joined a group of actresses who also made the decision, such as Hala Shiha and Abla Kamel. Despite wearing the hijab, she has continued acting,In August 2012 she decided to stop acting and focus on her family. albeit with different roles.
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Al Maslaha (2012)
Genres Drama, Thriller, Action, Crime
Actors Ahmed El Sakka, Ahmed Ezz, Hanan Tork, Zeina
Roles حنان زوجة حمزة
Rating69%
Ibrahim El-Abyad (2009)
Directed by Marwan Hamed
Origin Egypte
Genres Drama, Thriller, Action
Actors Amr Waked, Hend Sabri, Ahmed El Sakka, Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, Sawsan Badr, Hanan Tork
Roles Ibrahim's mom
Rating75%
Cut and Paste (2008)
, 1h45Genres Drama, Comedy
Actors Hanan Tork, Sawsan Badr, Sherif Mounir
Roles Jamila Hussain
Rating61%
This movie portrays the by-now well known problems that face the young men and women in contemporary Egypt, typically in employment and marriage, sometimes in a subtle and very touching manner, through the different stories of its main six or so characters.
Real Dreams (2007)
Genres Drama, Thriller, Horror
Actors Hanan Tork, Dalia El Behery, Khaled Saleh
Roles Mariam
Rating57%
Dunia (2006)
, 1h52Directed by Jocelyne Saab
Origin Egypte
Genres Drama, Romance
Themes Dance films, Feminist films, Medical-themed films, Politique, Films about disabilities, Political films, La cécité
Actors Hanan Tork, Sawsan Badr, Mohamed Mounir محمد منير
Roles Dunia
Rating58%
Student of Sufi poetry and belly dance in Cairo, Dunia is looking for herself and wishes to become a professional dancer. During a casting for a dance contest, she meets the illustrious and charming Dr Bechir, a Sufi thinker and writer. With him, Dunia will discover not only the pleasure of words through Sufi poetry, but also the pleasure of the senses. However, she will have to confront tradition, which destroyed her capacity to feel pleasure, in order to free her body and dance with her soul.
Tito (2004)
Directed by Tarek Al Eryan
Genres Drama, Action, Crime
Actors Ahmed El Sakka, Hanan Tork, Amr Waked
Roles Nour
Rating72%
Thieves in Thailand (2003)
Genres Drama, Comedy, Romance
Actors Karim Abdel Aziz, Hanan Tork, Talaat Zakaria
Roles Hanan
Rating51%
It is set in Thailand and includes a romance. The main character, Fatin, is a late 20s, lower middle class man from Cairo who travels to Thailand. No intimate contact, including a kiss, is seen.
Silence... We're Rolling (2001)
, 1h42Directed by Youssef Chahine
Origin France
Genres Drama
Actors Mostafa Shaban, Ruby, Hanan Tork
Rating50%
Actrice et chanteuse célèbre, Malak remporte un succès lors de la première de son nouveau spectacle. Le même soir, son mari, Abbas, lui annonce qu'il a décidé de divorcer pour se remarier avec Dina, sa maîtresse. Malak, qui connaissait leur liaison, accepte cette idée avec résignation, tout comme sa fille Paula. Cette dernière est sur le point d'épouser un brillant étudiant nommé Nasser. Soucieuse du bonheur de sa mère, elle lui suggère de trouver un autre compagnon parmi ses divers prétendants. Malak jette son dévolu sur un psychologue, Jean-Jacques Lamey, visiblement très épris d'elle. Celui-ci lui avoue qu'il a toujours rêvé de devenir artiste.
The Other (1999)
, 1h45Directed by Youssef Chahine
Origin Egypte
Genres Drama, Romance
Actors Hanan Tork, Lebleba, Amr Saad
Roles Hanan
Rating59%
Hanane, jeune journaliste d'origine modeste, rencontre Adam, jeune homme appartenant a l'élite arrogante et corrompue qui s'enrichit aux dépens du peuple. C'est le coup de foudre. Ils se marient. Margaret, la mère d'Adam, nourrit pour son fils un amour exclusif. Elle veut éliminer Hanane, sa rivale. Mais l'amour d'Adam pour sa femme est plus fort que ses complots. Peu à peu Adam prend conscience des méfaits commis par sa classe et par ceux de la mondialisation. Hanane et Adam résistent côte à côte, mais ils devront payer un lourd tribut au nouvel ordre mondial.
The Emigrant (1994)
Directed by Youssef Chahine
Genres Drama, Historical
Themes Films about religion, La précarité, Films based on the Bible, L'émigration
Actors Hanan Tork, Khaled El nabawy, Youssra, Safia El Emari, Michel Piccoli, Sid Ali Kouiret
Roles Hati
Rating64%
In this film, young Ram is a thinker who has grown up in a primitive and superstitious society, hated by his brothers and suspected of sorcery. Dissatisfied with the nomadic lifestyle of his family, he dreams of traveling to Egypt to study agriculture. Forewarned by his weather knowledge, he saves the family's flocks from a destructive sandstorm, and manages to persuade his father to let him leave for Egypt. His older brothers travel with him, but at the shipping dock they tie him up, knock him out, and dump him into the hold of a boat traveling to Egypt. When he wakes up, he is discovered by the boat owner family, who intend to sell him as a slave. They let Ram know that this sale would be his opportunity to enter the service of a powerful family, since the man they wish to sell him to, Ozir, is assistant to Amihar, the military head of Thebes. Ram actively participates in the bargaining to get the best possible price for his purchase. His initial months as a slave are a disappointment, however, since he is assigned to assist in the mummification of bodies rather than learning about agriculture. Ram is not afraid to express his contempt for the Egyptian obsession with death and the preservation of one's mortal remains, and affirms his belief in one God and the immortality of the soul independent of one's body. Amihar is impressed by Ram's honesty, takes a personal liking to the young man, and gives Ram a chance to convert a barren stretch of land into a working farm. Through a combination of hard work, good mentoring, and a bit of luck, Ram is successful in this endeavor.