Soufiane Moussouli

While pursuing his degree in Social Work at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Soufiane stumbled upon a passion that would redefine his career path: the magnetic world of theatre and acting. This inspiration led to the creation of his first solo performance, 'Moroccans Don't Cry'. Far from being a one-hit-wonder, this success led to the productions of 'Gelukszoeker (Fortune Seeker) and the highly acclaimed show 'Volgens mij ben ik een Jood' (Think I'm a Jew). His unique vision caught the attention of Theater De Gasten (Theatre group De Gasten), paving the way to Het Zuidelijk Toneel, where he shone in the performance 'ACHTTIEN' (EIGHTEEN).

Soufiane played the role of Habib in the Gouden Kalf Award-winning drama series 'Mocro Maffia'. He also appeared in the movie 'Gods Lam' (God's Lam) and the series 'A'dam en E.V.A.'..

Currently, Soufiane is involved in a new Netflix film set to premiere next year. This gripping thriller, centered around a hostage situation in the heart of Amsterdam's Apple Store (known as the Apple Store gijzeling), features him in the lead role alongside Emmanuel Ohene Boafo, Marcel Hensema, Loes Haverkort, Louis Talpe and others.

 

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  • Gods lam

    Director: Kees-Jan Mulder

    Zakaria lives with his brother and father, looking forward to the first Eid al-Adha without their mother. While his father is an Islamic butcher and a ban on ritual slaughter looms, his mentally challenged brother accidentally becomes attached to the lamb that is meant for the Eid al-Adha...

    Played by: Shahine el Hamus, Sabri Saad el Hamus and Soufiane Moussouli

    Gods Lam

  • iHostage - Soufiane as Ahmad

    iHostage - Netflix Original

    Director: Bobby Boermans

    iHostage is a gripping thriller inspired by the real-life events that took place on February 22nd, 2022, at the Apple Store in Leidseplein, Amsterdam. The film delves deep into the dramatic hostage situation, bringing to light the various perspectives of the individuals involved, including the perpetrator, the hostages, and the first responders.

    The film is written by Simon de Waal and directed by Bobby Boermans, featurings stars such as Soufiane Moussouli, Emmanuel Ohene Boafo, Loes Haverkort, and Louis Talpe.

    Netflix

  • Het Zuidelijk Toneel

    ACHTTIEN

    Photo by Bart Grietens

    Based on the story of an eighteen-year-old refugee, Bram Jansen and actors Soufiane Moussouli, Angelo Schuurmans, Serin Utlu, and Zineb Fallouk explore the boundaries of empathy. A cast of committed actors with side roles as social workers or volunteers seeks answers to questions such as: 'How to do good?' and 'Where do we draw the line?'. The further the investigation goes, the more difficult the boundaries appear to be.

  • Drenkeling

    Shot in 48 hours on the island of Terschelling, The Netherlands for the Gouden Sil 2014 - Vier Eb Vier Vloed. Best of 'Vier Eb Vier Vloed' 2014.

    Written and directed by Hero Hemmingsley
    Lead roles by Soufiane Moussouli and Frank Lammers.

    Drenkeling

  • Volgens mij ben ik een Jood

    Photo by Studio Zakmes

    Production: Black Sheep Can Fly
    Direction by Ada Ozdogan
    Period: 2020 – Present

    What if you are a Muslim and the other is a Jew? Or you are Dutch, and the other is Moroccan, Syrian, Afghan? One straight hetero and the other gay? One white, the other black? What if people don't know each other but think they know who the other is? What if you don't know yourself? "I Think I'm a Jew" explores these questions with a story as colorful as it is a surprisingly touching love tale that takes us to places like taxis in Tangier, the Ajax celebration in Amsterdam, and the checkpoint at the Wailing Wall. Soufiane narrates everything with zest and humor, delivering it effortlessly; through this, it becomes clear that this is his personal story. Ultimately, it strikes a chord when we realize: every life matters, every soul matters.

  • Marrok(k)anen huilen niet

    Production: Storytelling Centre
    Direction by: Arjen Barel
    Music: Amsterdam Andalusian Orchestra
    Period: 2015 – 2018

    "Moroccans Don't Cry" is a musical, humorous, personal, and sometimes touching performance about someone who doesn't know where he belongs.

    Soufiane takes his audience to Morocco, but also to Lelystad, giving a glimpse into his heart.

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