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Mohamed Zran (born 23 August 1959) is a Tunisian film director and screenwriter. His film Le casseur de pierres was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival.^[1]

• Virgule (Comma) (1987)
• Le casseur de pierres (The Stone Breaker) (1989)
• Ya nabil (Hey Nabil) by Mohamed Zran and Martine Robert (1993)
• Essaïda (1996)
• Le chant du millénaire (The song of the millennia) (2002)
• Le prince (2004)
• Living here (2009)
• Dégage! (2012)
• Lilia, a Tunisian Girl (2016)

• Alger, The White by Cyril Collard as Muhammed (1986)
• Bye Bye by Karim Dridi (1995)
• The Prince by Martha Coolidge (2005)

• Mohamed Zran at IMDb

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