Mohammed Charaf Eddine Ketita
Mohammed Charaf Eddine Ketita (born October 11, 1967 in Oran, Algeria) is an Algerian director, screenwriter and producer.
Mohammed Charaf Eddine Ketita
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- Name
- Mohammed Charaf Eddine Ketita
- Born
- 11 October 1967
- Birthplace
- Oran, Algeria
- Occupation
- Film director, screenwriter, producer
- Education
- Telecommunications (Algeria); filmmaking training in France
- Known for
- Film and television directing
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Mohammed Charaf Eddine Ketita (born October 11, 1967 in Oran, Algeria) is an Algerian director, screenwriter and producer.
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• Name — Mohammed Charaf Eddine Ketita • Born — 11 October 1967 • Birthplace — Oran, Algeria • Occupation — Film director, screenwriter, producer • Education — Telecommunications (Algeria); filmmaking training in France • Alma Mater — École Supérieure des Réalisations Audiovisuales (ESRA); CLCF (Paris) • Years Active — 1998–present • Known for — Film and television directing
Education
Education
Mohamed Charaf-Eddine Kettaita is a telecommunications graduate from Algeria, who then trained in filmmaking in France. He attended the École Supérieure des Réalisations Audiovisuales (ESRA) in Nice from 1989 to 1990, specializing in directing and earning a diploma as a first assistant director. He then trained at the CLCF (Conservatory of French Cinema) in Paris from 1990 to 1993, obtaining an advanced professional diploma in film techniques, specializing in assistant directing and editing. His diploma is recognized by the Federation of Cinema, Audiovisual and Multimedia Industries (FICAM), the High Commission for Image and Audiovisual Technology (CST), and the National Agency for Employment in Spectacles (ANSEA).
Professional beginnings
Professional beginnings
In 1998, he founded his production company, Cam Audio Visual, in Oran, where he produced numerous commercials, corporate films, advertising articles, and documentaries. Simultaneously, he worked as an independent director for several production companies, directing television series, comedy series, and television films for Algerian national television.
TV movies
TV movies
• 2016: The Last Mission, TV movie, 100 min • 2012-2014: Scars • TV movies: • Houria the Nurse (52 min) • One Hero: The People (40 min) • The Virgin's Cliff (30 min)
Television
Television
• 2012: Aftar baâda iftar, 35 épisodes, émission religieuse • 2012: Dzairnaa, 20 épisodes, série historique • 2012: Kahwa hlib, 10 épisodes, émission de divertissement • 2010: Yawmiat Ezzarbote, sitcom, 15 épisodes • 2005: Daha Kadi, série de fiction, 30 épisodes
Assistant director
Assistant director
• 2016: El Hanachia, feature film by Boualem Aissaoui • 2015: The Intruders, feature film by Mohamed Fodil Hazourli • 2013: And Us, TV movie • 2012: Holm En-Noussour, docudrama • 2010: We Will Not Die, short film • 2007: Ali… and Ali, TV movie
Feature films
Feature films
• 2025: Les Amants d'Alger, film de fiction, 135 min Documentaries • 2023: La Révolution d'El Keblouti et les Spahis (1871), documentaire-fiction, 52 min
Corporate and documentary films
Corporate and documentary films
• 2012: Aboubakr Belkaïd University of Tlemcen • 2009: Crafts in Biskra • 2008: Oran, Crossroads of Civilizations
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- 1.THE LOVERS OF ALGIERS. https://ficinema.dz.
- 2.catalogue.pdf. oranfestivaldz.
- 3.محمّد شارف الدّين قطيطة: فيلم "عشّاق الجزائر" شهادة فنّية على صراع الهويات. ultrasawt.
- 4.محمد شارف الدين قطيطة : مخرج جزائري من طينة الكبار. africanews.
- 5."عشّاق الجزائر".مزيج متناسق بين صدق الاداء وجمال التصوير. eldjoumhouria.dz.
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