Biography

Rym Takoucht is a distinguished Algerian actress and theater director, renowned for her compelling performances across television, cinema, and stage. A graduate of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts (INADC) in Bordj El Kiffan, she has carved a niche for herself in the Algerian entertainment industry through a blend of talent, dedication, and versatility.

Career Highlights

Rym Takoucht’s acting career commenced with notable roles in television series such as Hanane Imraâ (2001) and its sequel Dhil El Wouroud, both directed by Messaoud El Ayeb. Her portrayal in Hanane Imraâ earned her a nomination for the prestigious Fennec d’Or award, sharing the spotlight with esteemed actresses like Farida Saboundji and Dalila H’lilou.

In cinema, she has delivered remarkable performances in films like Mascarades by Lyes Salem and Wounded Palm Trees (2010). Her role in Mascarades was particularly acclaimed, earning her the Best Promising Actress award at the Carthage Film Festival.

On stage, Rym has showcased her theatrical prowess in productions such as Le Cadavre Encerclé by Kateb Yacine, for which she received the Best Actress award in Germany. Her other notable stage works include Tartuffe by Molière, Ubu Roi by Alfred Jarry, and La Nuit du Doute by Arezki Metref.

Filmography

Television Series:

Hanane Imraâ (2001)

Dhil El Wouroud

Nass M’lah City 3

Al Daama (2023)

Films:

Mascarades (2008)

Wounded Palm Trees (2010)

Maskhara (2008)

Recent Works and Advocacy

In March 2024, Rym presented her monologue Le Noir dans l’Espoir at the Ali Zamoum Cultural Center in Bouira, coinciding with International Women’s Day. Through the character of El Ghalia, she delved into themes of womanhood, societal challenges, and resilience, aiming to inspire hope amidst adversity.

Beyond her artistic endeavors, Rym is an advocate for women’s rights and empowerment. Her commitment to portraying strong, multifaceted female characters underscores her dedication to challenging societal norms and promoting gender equality.

Awards and Recognition

Best Promising Actress at the Carthage Film Festival for Mascarades (2008)

Best Actress award in Germany for her role in Le Cadavre Encerclé

Rym Takoucht continues to be a formidable presence in Algerian arts, using her platform to both entertain and provoke thought on pressing social issues.