Yamina Benguigui
Director and politician, 'Inch' (2010)
Born
April 9th, 1955
69 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
France
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Born in Algeria and later moving to France, this individual pursued a career in film and politics. As a director, created films that examine cultural identity and women's issues. Gained recognition for the documentary 'Inch' in 2010. Transitioned into politics, serving as the Minister of French Nationals Abroad. Advocated for various social issues, focusing on the rights of immigrants and women in particular.
Directed 'Inch' (2010)
Served as Minister of French Nationals Abroad
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