Ibn Slimane Taha

Biography

Mohamed Taha Ibn Slimane is a director, actor and scriptwriters. He was born in 1981 in Khemisset. In 2002, he obtained his baccalaureate and went to Rabat to finish his studies at the Faculty of Law - Law Section. After graduation, he emigrated to Britain to attend StevenSon College in Scotland, Edinburgh, where he studied English and computer programming from 2004 to 2006. He then studied theater at the College of Television in England, then in 2010 at Adam Smith College.

Ibn Slimane played several minor roles in many cinematographic works in Scotland and England. In 2011, he released his first feature film Diversity filmed between northern Morocco and Britain, he directed in 2013 his second film Dangerous cripple, then the movie As if by magic in 2016.

In 2016, "Les papiers d'amour" his first feature film was presented in Morocco with the participation of actor Hassan Foulan, Rafik Boubaker, Salma Habibi and several other artists.

In 2018, he directed a comic feature film entitled "Cambodia" shot in Morocco and Cambodia with Rafik Boubker, Sanaa Bahaj, Hassan Badida, Salah Bensalah, Zuhair Sulaimani ...