Ashraf Barhom is a renowned actor, born and raised in the culturally rich region of Galilee, with a strong Palestinian heritage. He began his journey in the world of theatre, graduating from Haifa University in 1999 and subsequently embarking on a successful career in the entertainment industry.
His impressive resume boasts a range of notable roles, including appearances in The Syrian Bride (2004),Paradise Now (2005),and Lebanon (2009). One of his most memorable performances was as Colonel Faris Al Ghazi in The Kingdom (2007),alongside Oscar-winning Jamie Foxx, directed by Peter Berg. He also made a significant impact as the monk Ammonius in Agora (2009),directed by Alejandro Amenábar, and as Cassius in Coriolanus (2011),starring alongside Ralph Fiennes.
Ashraf's outstanding performances have earned him two awards as best actor for his role of Radi in The Curve (2015) at the Malmo's Ara Film Festival and Tiburon Film Festival. He has also made a significant mark in television, starring as President Jamal in the FX series Tyrant, which received widespread acclaim. Other notable projects include Scales, Farha, and The Stranger.
In addition to his work as an actor, Ashraf is also a talented director, and his new documentary film, Tell Me Tarshiha, is set to be released soon. He is also developing various projects as a producer and scriptwriter, solidifying his position as a multifaceted creative force in the entertainment industry.
Moreover, Ashraf's most recent work, Exodus, is a thrilling project that brings to life the journey of a smuggler and a refugee child, showcasing his versatility as a performer. His dedication to his craft and his passion for storytelling have earned him a reputation as a talented and accomplished actor, director, producer, and scriptwriter.
