Mohamed Hazourli

His career began in 1970, and he has produced several film and television works inspired by the experiences of Algerians. One of his best-known works is undoubtedly the famous cult series "Aâssab Oua Awthar," which ran for over a quarter of a century. He has directed several feature films, including "Eskhab" (the necklace), in 1973, "Hiziya" (1977), a local love story based on a song, "Ali Yeddi, Ali Ma Yeddich" as part of the "Algiers, Capital of Arab Culture" event, which won an award in 2009 at the Arab Television Festival in Tunis, religious films, a docudrama about Emir Abdelkader and series.