Alain Zaloum

Dynamic and versatile, Alain Zaloum stands tall among the world's celebrated directors. Born in 1951 in Cairo, Egypt, Zaloum spent the active years of his career from 1978, crafting films primarily in the drama, thriller, and action genres. His notable works include "The Weapons of Death" (1981), "La Piqûre" (1988), and the award-winning "The Last Breath" (1999), which won the Best Canadian Film at Montreal World Film Festival. Zaloum's authorial style is characterized by his ability to weave intricate narratives with compelling characters, often set against the backdrop of sociopolitical tensions. As a director, Alain Zaloum is a true storyteller, breathing life into his imaginative visions with a keen eye for detail and an unwavering commitment to his craft.