
Known for
Directing
Born
August 6, 1978 (age 48)
Birthplace
Baghdad, Iraq
Mohamed Al-Daradji (born 6 August 1978, Baghdad) is an Iraqi filmmaker, writer, producer, and founder of the Iraqi Independent Film Center. He studied in Baghdad and Hilversum, the Netherlands, before completing master's degrees in Cinematography and Directing at the Northern Film School in Leeds, United Kingdom.
Al-Daradji made his feature-film debut with Ahlaam (2006), which screened at more than 125 international film festivals and received numerous international awards. The film was also Iraq's submission for the 79th Academy Awards.
He followed Ahlaam with his second narrative feature, Son of Babylon (2010), which received critical acclaim and international recognition, screening at m...
2026
Director, Writer, Director of Photography
2025
Producer
2020
Producer
2019
Executive Producer
2017
Writer, Director
2016
Producer
2016
Producer
2016
Producer
2013
Executive Producer
2013
Director, Producer, Director of Photography, Editor, Writer
2011
Director, Producer, Editor
2009
Director, Writer, Cinematography, Producer
2008
Director
2006
Director