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Hend Sabry

Known For
Acting
Born
November 20, 1979 in Tunisia
Active Years
1994–2026 (33 Years)
Total Credits
61 credits in database
Acting Born Nov 20, 1979 Tunisia 61 credits
61
Total Credits
1994–2026
33 Years Career Span
3
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Hend Sabry is a Tunisian actress born in Tunisia on November 20, 1979, who holds a degree in Intellectual Property and resides in Cairo. She is known for her work in Egyptian cinema and television and has fifty-eight known acting credits. Sabry first appeared in the films The Silences of the Palace in 1994 and The Season of Men in 2000, both directed by Moufida Tlatli. She later caught the attention of Egyptian director Inas El-Degheidy, who cast her as the lead in the controversial 2001 film Journals of a Teenager. Her notable film roles also include appearances in Daoud Abdel Sayed's A Citizen, a Detective and a Thief in 2001, as well as Marwan Hamed's The Yacoubian Building in 2006 and Ibrahim El-Abyad in 2009.

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Career

Career overview

Hend Sabry is a Tunisian actress who holds a degree in Intellectual Property and resides in Cairo. Known for her work in Egyptian cinema and television, she has accumulated fifty-eight known credits in acting. Her career began with appearances in the films The Silences of the Palace in 1994 and The Season of Men in 2000, both directed by Moufida Tlatli.

Sabry subsequently caught the attention of Egyptian director Inas El-Degheidy, who cast her as the lead in the controversial 2001 film Journals of a Teenager. Among her most notable roles are performances in films such as Daoud Abdel Sayed's A Citizen, a Detective and a Thief in 2001, as well as Marwan Hamed's The Yacoubian Building in 2006 and Ibrahim El-Abyad in 2009.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Manna'a
Moftaraq Toroq
Four Daughters
Finding OlaFinding Ola · Executive ProducerKira & El GenTrying to Find HendFadel and Neama
Counterattack
The Treasure : Love & DestinyNoura's DreamThe PassageThe Blue Elephant 2
Halawet El-DoniaThe Treasure: Truth & Imagination
Saturday Night Live ArabiaThe Flower of AleppoThe Flower of Aleppo · ProducerThe Parrot
Qasas El Ayat fil Qur'an
Whose empireWhose empire · IdeaThe Island 2Excuse My French
Vertigo
Al BernamegAsmaa18 Days
I want to get married
Ibrahim El-AbyadHeliopolis
Baed AlfiraqThe Aquarium
Whatever Lola wantsThe IslandEl-Torbini
The Yacoubian BuildingRise and ShineGame of loveOuijaDay and Night
Downtown GirlsDouble Faces
Clay DollsBest TimesIn Love
How to Get Girls to Fall for YouI Want My Right
Journals of a TeenagerMama AfricaThe Bookstore
One Evening in JulyA Citizen, a Detective and a Thief
The Season of Men
The Silences of the Palace

Full Filmography

61 titles
  • Manna'a (2026)
  • Moftaraq Toroq (2024)
  • Four Daughters (2023) as Olfa
  • Finding Ola (2022) as Ola Abdel Sabour
  • Finding Ola (2022) Executive Producer
  • Kira & El Gen (2022) as Dawlat Fahmy
  • Trying to Find Hend (2022)
  • Fadel and Neama (2022) as نعمة السيد سنبس
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  • Counterattack (2021)
  • The Treasure : Love & Destiny (2019) as Hatshepsut
  • Noura's Dream (2019)
  • The Passage (2019)
  • The Blue Elephant 2 (2019) as فريدة عبيد / الغجرية
  • Halawet El-Donia (2017) as Amina
  • The Treasure: Truth & Imagination (2017)
  • Saturday Night Live Arabia (2016)
  • The Flower of Aleppo (2016)
  • The Flower of Aleppo (2016) Producer
  • The Parrot (2016) as Rachel
  • Qasas El Ayat fil Qur'an (2015)
  • Whose empire (2014) as Amira
  • Whose empire (2014) Idea
  • The Island 2 (2014) as Karima
  • Excuse My French (2014) as The Bride
  • Vertigo (2012)
  • Al Bernameg (2011)
  • Asmaa (2011) as أسماء
  • 18 Days (2011) as Wife of Harbi
  • I want to get married (2010) as علا
  • Ibrahim El-Abyad (2009) as Houria
  • Heliopolis (2009) as Nagla (voice)
  • Baed Alfiraq (2008)
  • The Aquarium (2008) as Laila
  • Whatever Lola wants (2007) as Fayza the singer
  • The Island (2007) as Karima
  • El-Torbini (2007)
  • The Yacoubian Building (2006) as Bothayna El Sayed
  • Rise and Shine (2006) as Sanaa
  • Game of love (2006) as Laila
  • Ouija (2006)
  • Day and Night (2006)
  • Downtown Girls (2005) as Jumana
  • Double Faces (2005) as Hind
  • Clay Dolls (2004) as Rebeh
  • Best Times (2004) as Yusreya
  • In Love (2004) as Habiba
  • How to Get Girls to Fall for You (2003) as Mirna
  • I Want My Right (2003) as Wafaa
  • Journals of a Teenager (2002) as جميلة
  • Mama Africa (2002) as (segment "One Evening in July")
  • The Bookstore (2002)
  • One Evening in July (2001)
  • A Citizen, a Detective and a Thief (2001) as Hayat
  • The Season of Men (2000) as Emna
  • The Silences of the Palace (1994) as Young Alia
  • Hamlet from the Slums
  • Red Honey
  • His Weakest Creatures as Hala
  • Hend Sabry off Season
  • Your Turn, 203 as Saydeh
  • The Story of a City

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Hend Sabry best known for?

Hend Sabry is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Moftaraq Toroq (2024), Zatoichi at Large (1972), Angelique and the Sultan (1968).

When and where was Hend Sabry born?

Hend Sabry was born on November 20, 1979 in Tunisia.

How many credits does Hend Sabry have?

Hend Sabry has accumulated over 61 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1994 to 2026.

What is Hend Sabry's background in cinema and television?

Hend Sabry is a Tunisian actress born in Tunisia on November 20, 1979, who holds a degree in Intellectual Property and resides in Cairo. She is known for her work in Egyptian cinema and television and has fifty-eight known acting credits. Sabry first appeared in the films The Silences of the Palace in 1994 and The Seas...

Hend Sabry by the numbers

61credits
45films
16TV series
1994–2026active years

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