Ahmed Hamidi

Ahmed Hamidi is a screenwriter and director recognized for his contributions to television and cinema. He gained prominence as one of the writers for the satirical show 'Les Guignols de l'info,' where he worked from 2000 to 2008. Hamidi also led the writing team for 'Canal Pratique,' a humorous program hosted by Virginie Efira. His career expanded into live performances, directing Jules-Édouard Moustic's one-man show 'Moustic En Gros' and collaborating on 'Marrakech Du Rire' with Jamel Debbouze. Transitioning to cinema, Hamidi contributed as a dialogue writer and screenwriter for films such as 'La Marche' (2013), 'Why I Didn't Eat My Father' (2015), and 'Sink or Swim' (2018). In 2022, he directed his first feature film, 'Le Médecin Imaginaire,' followed by co-directing the documentary 'Golo & Ritchie' in 2024. He also co-wrote Gilles Lellouche's romantic drama 'Beating Hearts,' released the same year. Hamidi's work spans diverse genres, showcasing his versatility and creative vision.

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