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Ola Ghanem
علا غانم
Born	(1971-11-26) November 26, 1971 (age 52) Alexandria, Egypt
Nationality	Egyptian
Occupation	Actress
Notable work	Wajh al-Qamar
Awards	Best Actress ^(shared) - Damascus Film Festival^[1] 2003 Sahar Al-Layali – Inas Best Actress ^(shared) - Paris Biennal of Arab Cinema^[1] 2004 Sahar Al-Layali – Inas

Ola Ghanem (Egyptian Arabic: علا غانم) born November 26, 1971) is an Egyptian actress.

Filmography

Television

Habibi Man Takoun
Hadith Al-Sabah Wa Al-Masaa
Wajh al-Qamar
Zizinya
Gisr Al-Khatar
Al-Fostat
Dahaya Wa Laken
Ta'ala Nehlam Be Bokra
Al Aar (The Shame)
Abnmoot
El zoga el rab3a (The fourth wife)
Sabaa banat

Film

Al-Agenda Al-Hamra (2000)
Mohami Kholea (2002)
Sahar El-Layali (2003)
Hareem Karim (2005)
The BabyDoll Night (2008) (cameo)
Mohema Saaba (2007)
El Academia (2009)
Bedon Reqaba (2009)
Ahasees (2010)
Saiid Klakait (2014)

References

^ ^a ^b Shared with Mona Zaki, Hanan Turk and Jihan Fadel "Awards for Ola Ghanem (IMDB)". IMDb. Retrieved 2008-06-21.

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