Celebrated Palestinian actress and film director Hiam Abbass has etched her cinematic legacy over the years, commencing her illustrious screen career in the late 1980s. Her journey began with the television movie ‘La nuit miraculeuse’ (1989) and subsequently expanded into notable roles in TV series like ‘Antoine Rives, juge du terrorisme’ (1993) and ‘3000 scénarios contre un virus’ (1995).
Abbass made her mark in French cinema with films like ‘When the Cat’s Away’ (1996) and ‘Living in Paradise’ (1998), alongside her impactful debut in the Palestinian film ‘Haifa’ (1996). The late ’90s also saw her venture into short films, including ‘Raddem’ and ‘Histoire naturelle’ (1998), as well as TV movies such as ‘Venise est une femme’ (1998) and ‘Mix-cité’ (2000).
Transitioning into the 2000s, Abbass showcased her versatility with roles in films like ‘Satin Rouge’ (2002), ‘The Syrian Bride’ (2004), and ‘Paradise Now’ (2005), where she played Said’s Mother. Notably, her performances in ‘The Syrian Bride’ and ‘Free Zone’ (2005) garnered nominations at the ‘Awards of the Israeli Film Academy,’ with the former earning her a nomination for best European actress at the ‘European Film Awards.’
Abbass extended her influence by directing short films like ‘Le pain’ (2001) and ‘La danse éternelle’ (2004), both receiving recognition at film festivals. In the latter half of the decade, she portrayed diverse characters, from a mother in ‘The Visitor’ (2007) to a Palestinian widow in ‘Lemon Tree’ (2008), earning accolades and awards for her compelling performances.
The 2010s marked a continued ascent for Abbass, with significant roles in films such as ‘Miral’ (2010), ‘Blade Runner 2049’ (2017), and ‘Insyriated’ (2017), showcasing her depth as an actress. Television also embraced her talent, with appearances in series like ‘Succession’ (2018-2021) and ‘Ramy’ (2019-2020), earning her critical acclaim and accolades.
Beyond acting, Abbass ventured into film direction, making her feature film directorial debut with ‘Inheritance’ (2012). In recent years, she has been part of compelling projects like ‘The Swallows of Kabul’ (2019) and ‘Gaza mon amour’ (2020). 2022 saw her joining the cast of television series ‘Oussekine’ and ‘The Old Man,’ adding more depth to her extensive portfolio.
Hiam Abbass continues to captivate audiences with her exceptional talent and contributions to both Palestinian and international cinema, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.
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Source: vothisaucamau.edu.vn
