Louiza Habani

Louiza Habani (in Arabic: لويزا حباني) is an Algerian actress.

Habani was born in Algiers in a family of seven children.

She studied English and psychopedagogy at the University of Algiers 2, Bouzareah, in the 90s. In 1995, after casting on Algerian television, she was chosen and participated for the first time in the series "La Chambre Des Étudiantes" directed by Benamar Bakhti. She then joined the Institute of Dramatic Arts in Algiers.

In 1995, Habani appeared in the Algerian soap opera El Mechouar by Messaoud El Aîb. Sometime later, she got a role in a production of Abderrezak Hallal, Mariage, then held the top of the bill in the Bateau Blanc by Yahia Dabboub, to end up in Cauchemar D'Un Facteur by Sid Ahmed Sedjam.

In 1996, Louiza Habani shot several commercials. A year later, she landed a role in a soap opera by Mohamed Labsir, Les Fautes, before treating herself to a short film by Kamel Dahmani, Naissance D'Une Nation, and Kaïd Ezamen by Djamel Fezaz, and in Thamen El Hob by Hadj Rahim. In 1999, she was in Bin El Barah wel Youm by Amar Tribèche, and shared the spotlight in 2001 with Abdou Dariassa in Fella Wal Barie by Hafsa Zaï Koudil, then in El Mektoub et Yasmine by Baya El Hachemi.

She also appeared in many TV films and feature films including l'Autre Monde by Merzak Allouache, Viva Laldjérie by Nadir Moknèche, in the soap opera Iguerbouchen by Boualem Issaoui, in Harraga Blues, Zeus, l'inspecteur Kendi, Délice Paloma, lam Nakoun Abtal, Les Rues d'Alger, Harb Hadi3, and Achitaa Al Akhir.

Louiza Habani, a graduate in drama with training from 1997 to 2000, is also a theater teacher. She has played in the plays Madinat El Hob by Abdelkader Tadjer, Essahra by Badis Foudhala, and Wazir or Rebi Kbir by Djamel Guermi.