Salim Kechiouche

Salim Kechiouche ( born April 2, 1979 in Lyon) is a French actor.

Life

Salim Kechiouche grew up as the son of Algerian immigrants in Vaulx -en- Velin in the suburbs of Lyon. He was first amateur kickboxer. His acting career began when he was appointed by Gaël Morel, discovered à toute vitesse for the film, which was released in 1996. With Morel he should rotate more films, including the drama film The day that changed everything ( Après lui, 2007) with Catherine Deneuve. In the French film drama Brothers Love ( 2004; Le clan) he was seen under the direction Morels as Hicham. He played in the movie the Arab classmate and pal of the youngest brother Olivier, who falls in love with him. In the short film Gigolo (2005) by Bastian Schweitzer he played with Amanda Lear, the film was in competition at the Berlinale 2005 part.

He posed for three works of Pierre et Gilles ' in connection with the film A criminal couple.

In addition to his film career began in 2002 Kechiouche a theater career.

Filmography (selection)

Theater

• 2003: Vie et Mort de Pier Paolo Pasolini ( Director: Jean Menaud )
• 2005: Le Nom Centième ( Director: Stéphane Aucante )
• 2006: Les Grecs by Jean -Marie Besset ( Director: Gilbert Desveaux )
• 2006: Un Petit Pull Over Angora ( Director: David Haddad )
• 2007: Rupture entre Amis ( Director: Frédéric Rondot )
• 2009: BoumKœur ( Director: Habib Naghmouchinm )