
Known for
Acting
Born
March 18, 1918
Birthplace
Alger, Algérie
Died
June 30, 1997 (aged 79)
Himoud Brahimi born in Algiers on March 18, 1918, was a poet, inspired writer, swimmer - he broke the world record for freediving in 1956 at the Paris swimming pool - memorable actor of the Algerian National Theater and best cinema Algerian in the 1970s and 80s, (he notably distinguished himself in the film "Tahya Ya Didou" by Mohamed Zinet and "Taxi El Makhfi" (The Clandestine) by Benamar Bakhti), an essential character in the heated debates from then to the Algiers cinema library.
Mohamed Brahimi, baptized "Himoud" by his nanny M'Barka, nicknamed Momo by his French admirers, is a profound and multifaceted character, his career will be dominated by his relationship to the sciences of metap...
1991
1989
as Hassan
1987
as Salah
1982
1981
as Self
1978
1971
as Momo, the poet, Dialogue, Poem
1952
1952
as Cheikh Ali
1949
as The jester