Darine Hamza دارين حمزة

Biography

A Lebanese actress, born on July 5, 1979. She spent most of her life traveling between Lebanon and France. From the age of eight until thirteen, she and her siblings spent a period of study at a boarding school in Bath in the United Kingdom, and later studied acting and directing...Read more at the Institute of Fine Arts at the Lebanese University. Before graduating from the Art Institute in 2001, she participated in the series Asking for Marriage, then she turned to directing at Future TV. And to refine her talent, she traveled to Britain to obtain a postgraduate degree at University of Westminster in the field of acting and directing. In July 2006, she partici[ated in the musical Wake Up at the Baalbek festivals. She traveled to America, where she took intensive acting. Shortly after her return, she entered the world of Iranian cinema where she participated in three films. She also played the lead role in the movie The Pearl and in the Syrian series The Whirlpool, but she was devastated by the murder of her seventy-four-year-old father in December 2013.

- Nationality:
- Lebanon
- Date of Birth:
- 5 July 1979
- Birth Country:
- Lebanon

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Filmography

Actor (30)
- - - Forsa Akhera
    - 2018 - Series
- - - Behind the I...!
    - 2017 - Movie - Short
- - - Nuts
    - 2017 - Movie
- - - Al Arrab: Taht Al Hezam
    - 2016 - Series
- - - Shihadet Milad
    - 2016 - Series
- - - Yalla O'balkun Shabab
    - 2016 - Movie
- - - Innocent, However...
    - 2015 - Series
- - - Ahmed Wa Christina
    - 2015 - Series
- - - Halal Love
    - 2015 - Movie
- - - Al-Arraab: Nady Al-Sharq
    - 2015 - Series
- - - Wow Beirut
    - 2015 - Series
- - - Yalla Aakbelkon
    - 2015 - Movie
- - - Halawet Elrouh
    - 2014 - Series
- - - Ghazal Al-Banat
    - 2014 - Series
- - - Law
    - 2014 - Series
- - - 33 Youm
    - 2012 - Movie
- - - Khatout Hamra'
    - 2012 - Series
- - - Zay El Ward
    - 2012 - Series
- - - Al-Shahroura
    - 2011 - Series
- - - Al-Ghalibon
    - 2011 - Series
- - - Beirut Hotel
    - 2011 - Movie
- - - Hawameer El Sahraa 3: Almowagaha
    - 2011 - Series
- - - Zakirat El Jasad
    - 2010 - Series
- - - Salim and a Dozen of Women
    - 2010 - Series
- - - Hawameer El Sahraa 2
    - 2010 - Series
- - - Aldawaama
    - 2009 - Series
- - - Saturday's Hunter
    - 2009 - Movie
- - - 911
    - 2007 - Series
- - - Rebirth
    - 2007 - Movie
- - - Rabea Bila Zohoor
    - 2003 - Series
Other (1)
- - - Sahret Omar
    - 2017 - Program
    - (Guest Actress)

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(Halal Love) Trailer 02:08

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- - 12 Years
- With pictures: Darine Hamza shot her last scene...

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Biographies:

A Lebanese actress, born on July 5, 1979. She spent most of her life traveling between Lebanon and France. From the age of eight until thirteen, she and her siblings spent a period...Read more of study at a boarding school in Bath in the United Kingdom, and later studied acting and directing at the Institute of Fine Arts at the Lebanese University. Before graduating from the Art Institute in 2001, she participated in the series Asking for Marriage, then she turned to directing at Future TV. And to refine her talent, she traveled to Britain to obtain a postgraduate degree at University of Westminster in the field of acting and directing. In July 2006, she partici[ated in the musical Wake Up at the Baalbek festivals. She traveled to America, where she took intensive acting. Shortly after her return, she entered the world of Iranian cinema where she participated in three films. She also played the lead role in the movie The Pearl and in the Syrian series The Whirlpool, but she was devastated by the murder of her seventy-four-year-old father in December 2013.