Ichraq Matar

Ichraq Matar, a multidisciplinary artist, encompasses cinema, theatre, singing, writing, and storytelling. In cinema, she played in films like 'The Man Who Sold His Skin' (Oscar-nominated), 'Slaughterhouse of Happiness' on Netflix, and 'Four Daughters' (Cannes Film Festival selection and Oscar-nominated), directed by Kaouther Ben Hania. She also played in 'Una settimana senza Dio' by Mourad Ben Cheikh and 'Isha' by Selma Hobi. As a theatre actress, she played in Ad libitum by Taoufik Jebali, Kaligula II by Fadhel Jaziri, and First Class by the Syrian director Rémi Sarmini. She is a singer in the music group Oyoun El Kalam and the Tunis Opera Choir. Simultaneously, she was a radio host at Diwan FM and the cultural radio Misk. She studied law before redirecting her education towards cinema, specializing in scriptwriting and directing.