
Writing
Baya Kasmi
FR cinema · 24 credits
Born
1 January 1978 (age 48)
Birthplace
Toulouse, Haute-Garonne, France
Born in Toulouse in 1978, Baya Kasmi began working with Michel Leclerc on a TV series about adolescence, Âge sensible (2002), before the screenplay for Le Nom des gens (2010), which is said to have been inspired by an autobiographical story, won a César award. The duo reformed to write La vie très privée de Monsieur Slim (2015) and La lutte des classes (2018). As a director, she first established herself successfully in a short format with J'aurais pu être une pute, nominated for a César in 2012 for Best Short Film, which revealed Vimala Pons alongside Bruno Podalydès. The young actress went on to play the lead role in Je suis à vous tout de suite (2015), the director's first feature film. She then went on to work as a scriptwriter (for example, with Thomas Lilti on Hippocrate and Médecin de campagne), and it was not until early 2023 that her second feature was released: Youssef Salem a du succès, starring Ramzy Bedia.
Known for
Filmography
Rose royal
Rose royal
Director, Screenplay

Not All Men, But...
Screenplay

Mikado
Writer, Director

Dog on Trial
Script Consultant

Bambino
as Cathy

Le premier venu
as Sara, Screenplay

The In(famous) Youssef Salem
Director, Writer

Quand les bourgeois font leur cinéma
as Self - Director

Not My Type
as Mme Pietri, Screenplay

Father & Sons
as Agathe

Savage
as Christine, the mother

Battle of the Classes
as Mlle Delamarre, Screenplay

Sextape
as La Tante

My Guy
as Sybille

I'm All Yours
Director, Screenplay

Hippocrates
Scenario Writer

I Could've Been a Hooker
Director, Screenplay, Dialogue








