All 29 Alice Belaidi Movies
Get ready for an exciting journey into the world of cinema as we delve into the diverse array of films starring the talented Alice Belaidi. Discover her captivating roles and remarkable performances in some of the most unforgettable movies of recent times. Dive in and prepare to be entertained!
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1. Flowers of Evil (2010)
“Flowers of Evil, “ or “Fleurs du mal, “ as it was originally titled, is a dramatic romance film set in Paris and Tehran. The storyline revolves around a nomadic couple, Gecko, a young and free man, and Anahita, an Iranian woman who has sought refuge in France.
2. De l’huile sur le feu (2011)
“De l’huile sur le feu” is a hilarious French comedy film from 2011. Set in the quaint town of Belleville, two competing restaurants, Berber King and Empire of the Dragon, share a bitter rivalry.
3. Les tribulations d’une caissière (2011)
In “Les tribulations d’une caissière” (2011), a young cashier takes matters into her own hands by anonymously exposing her workplace’s challenges through a blog. Soon, her writings go viral across the country, sparking intense curiosity about her identity. This heartwarming comedy-romance, directed by Pierre Rambaldi and written by Anna Sam and Michel Siksik, stars Déborah François, Elsa Zylberstein, and Nicolas Giraud.
4. L’oiseau (2011)
Discover the captivating journey of a sheltered young woman in L’Oiseau (2011), as she rescues a live bird trapped within the walls of her apartment. Directed by Yves Caumon and written in collaboration with Marc Wels, this thought-provoking French drama weaves a tale of resilience, love, and self-discovery.
5. Il était une fois… peut-être pas (2012)
“Il était une fois. . peut-être pas” is a delightful French comedy from 2012, directed by Charles Nemes and written by Akli Tadjer. Starring Lyès Salem, Alice Belaïdi, and Olivier Chantreau, the film unfolds a tale filled with laughter, surprises, and heart.
6. Radiostars (2012)
“Radiostars” is a unique blend of comedy and drama starring Manu Payet, Clovis Cornillac, and Douglas Attal. When a group of radio hosts realizes they have lost their audience, they embark on an unconventional bus tour around France to reconnect with their fans. This heartwarming journey takes them through the beautiful French countryside, where they encounter unexpected friendships, personal revelations, and a touch of the absurd.
7. Porn in the Hood (2012)
In the Parisian suburb Porn in the Hood, three friends Mousten, Momo, and Abdelkrim are stuck in a rut, struggling with their sedentary lives and lack of love interests. Their fortunes take a surprising turn when they stumble upon an auditions advertisement in a porn magazine. Eager to break free from their mundane existence, the trio decides to give porn stardom a shot.
8. Fonzy (2013)
“Fonzy” is a delightfully quirky and uplifting comedy that hits audiences right smack in the funny bone. The film centers on Thierry Fonzi, a fish delivery man in vibrant Paris, who finds himself tangled up in a hilarious legal battle with his numerous sperm-donated offspring.
9. Hôtel Normandy (2013)
Hôtel Normandy is a hilarious French comedy-romance film that explores the unexpected adventures of two strangers who find themselves falling in love. Set against the backdrop of a charming hotel room, the film unfolds with a series of misunderstandings, meddling, and mistaken identities.
10. French Women (2014)
Get ready for a charming and heartwarming exploration of love, friendship, and the complexities of life in Paris with “French Women”. This delightful 2014 French comedy-drama follows 11 fascinating women, each facing unique challenges in their careers, love lives, and family situations. From career dilemmas and relationship woes to the joys of motherhood, every woman embodies a distinct mix of virtues and complexities, all artfully hidden beneath their elegant exteriors.
11. The Easy Way Out (2014)
The Easy Way Out, also known as L’art de la fugue, is a French comedy-drama film directed by Brice Cauvin. The movie explores themes of love, relationships, and personal growth as its characters navigate complex situations.
12. Maestro (2014)
“Maestro” is a captivating 2014 French film that blends comedy and drama, starring Pio Marmaï, Michael Lonsdale, and Déborah François. Directed by Léa Fazer, this enchanting story follows the life of a young actor named Henry who inadvertently becomes part of a movie by the renowned cinema star, Cédric Rovere.
13. Jailbirds (2015)
Jailbirds (2015), originally titled “La taularde, “ transports viewers into the heart-wrenching journey of Mathilde, played by the talented Sophie Marceau. When Mathilde learns her beloved captive is in jail, she faces an unimaginable trial: stepping into his shoes as his temporary replacement and facing the harsh realities of what it means to be a convict.
14. Les gorilles (2015)
“Les gorilles, “ a delightful 2015 French action-comedy, follows the story of Alfonso, a tough Department of Protection of High Personalities agent, and his unlikely new recruit, Walter. The two must join forces to protect R’n’B sensation Jal-Y against his vengeful ex, a dangerous criminal on the run.
15. Odd Job (2016)
“Odd Job”, also known as “Un petit boulot” in its original French title, is a witty 2016 French-Belgian comedy-crime film directed by Pascal Chaumeil. This movie features the talents of Romain Duris, Michel Blanc, and Alice Belaïdi in the lead roles, supported by Gaumont, Scope Pictures, and Paddock Films.
16. Père fils thérapie! (2016)
“Père fils thérapie! “ is a hilarious and heartwarming French-Canadian comedy that follows the unexpected bond between a cop and his son during a therapeutic undercover trip. When they’re forced to put aside their differences, they embark on a journey of self-discovery and unspoken love. Directed by Émile Gaudreault, the film brings together a talented cast, including Richard Berry, Jacques Gamblin, and Waly Dia.
17. If I Were a Boy (2017)
“If I Were a Boy” is a delightful comedy that takes a fresh and humorous approach to gender identity. Directed by Audrey Dana and written by Maud Ameline, Murielle Magellan, and Dana herself, the film follows Jeanne, a woman who wakes up to find herself facing an unusual situation — her life has taken a funny and unexpected turn. Despite the small detail that sets everything in motion, Jeanne’s life seems to remain unchanged, albeit with an intriguing twist.
18. The Climb (2017)
“The Climb, “ also known as “L’ascension”, is a captivating, heartwarming tale of mountaineering, love, and the lengths one man is willing to go for the woman he loves. The film, directed by Ludovic Bernard, stars Ahmed Sylla, Alice Belaïdi, and Kévin Razy.
19. The Age of the Stateless (2018)
“The Age of the Stateless” is a heart-wrenching drama set in France, where we delve into the life of Sira, a former refugee who now works as a translator for OFPRA (the French Office for the Protection of Stateless Persons and Migrants). Unscrupulous and desperate, Sira uses her skills to deceive her clients, weaving intricate webs of fiction to convince the authorities of their eligibility for protection. As the story unfolds, Sira’s desperate actions reveal the harsh reality faced by those left without a country, and her increasingly desperate measures put her clients and her own life in danger.
20. Budapest (2018)
“Budapest” is a heartwarming comedy film released in 2019, starring Manu Payet, Jonathan Cohen, and Monsieur Poulpe. Directed by Xavier Gens and written by Manu Payet, Simon Moutaïrou, and Jonathan Cohen, this captivating tale follows two best friends who find themselves stuck in unfulfilling jobs, longing for a change of pace and direction. Desperate to shake things up, they reinvent themselves as bachelor-party planners, a decision that leads them on an unforgettable journey to Hungary’s charming capital.
21. Family Business (2018)
In “Family Business, “ a group of three siblings discovers that their inheritance has been cruelly snatched away by their obnoxious cousin. Determined not to let this happen, they embark on a hilarious journey to reclaim what is rightfully theirs.
22. Victor & Célia (2019)
Victor & Célia (2019) is a delightful French comedy-drama that tells the story of two hairdressers, Victor and Ben, in their thirties who share a passion for life, hair, and love. A chance meeting with the brilliant and talented hairdresser Célia, whom Victor knew in hairdressing school, inspires him to invite her to join them on an exciting adventure, taking them beyond the scissors and the salon to launch their own hairdressing salon business.
23. Terrible Jungle (2020)
In “Terrible Jungle, “ a naive young adventurer named Eliott heads to Guyana in search of the hidden Otopis, only to be confronted by a shocking reality. The Otopis, instead of being noble savages, are ruthless jungle gangsters led by the fierce and powerful Albertine, played by the talented Alice Belaïdi. With a star-studded cast featuring Catherine Deneuve and Vincent Dedienne, the film blends elements of adventure, comedy, and thrill.
24. Le Show de Noël Must Go On (2020)
Le Show de Noël Must Go On is a delightful French comedy that showcases the spirit of Christmas and the resilience of the human spirit. Directed by Théodore Bonnet, the film follows the story of a struggling family-owned variety show in the midst of the holiday season. When they find out their show has been cancelled due to lack of funds, they are determined to save it.
25. The New Toy (2022)
“The New Toy”, inspired by Francis Veber’s 1976 classic, invites laughter as it tells the story of the richest man in France who decides to open his toy store to his spoiled child, Alexandre. On the day of the opening, Alexandre chooses Sami, a shop employee, to be his new toy.
26. Classico (2022)
In the captivating comedy “Classico, “ Sami, a passionate stadium usher with a heart for children, embarks on a mission to save the home where he grew up from impending closure. As the story unfolds, Sami learns the value of teamwork and perseverance. His efforts to keep the children’s home open catch the attention of the president of the Olympique de Marseille football club, who agrees to help the young man.
27. Men on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (2022)
“Men on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown” is a heartfelt, yet hilarious new comedy film that hits theaters in 2022. In a world where life often feels like a never-ending to-do list, five very different men, all edging closer to a mental breakdown, decide to join forces and take a group therapy retreat deep in the heart of the countryside. The twist? Their therapist, Omega, played by a powerhouse female character, is determined to restore their minds, no matter what it takes.
28. Drone Games (2023)
“Drone Games” (2023) is an action-packed, crime-thriller film that explores the world of drones and the thrill of stealing things. When a teenage fan of drones gets involved with an anarchist gang of thieves, he becomes enamored by their dangerous lifestyle and their daring approach to robberies.
29. La plus belle pour aller danser (2023)
“La plus belle pour aller danser” is the story of 14-year-old Marie, who’s been dealing with relentless bullying at her school. Desperate for a change, Marie comes up with a clever plan — she dresses as a boy named Leo and attends a local house party.
