Fawzi B. Saichi (Arabic: فوزي بسايشي), born April 9, 1951 in Aïn Sefra, Algeria, is an Algerian actor. It was "Rmimez" named after his person in Djamel Bendedouche's film "The Adventures of Rmimez" in 1986.

Fawzi stayed in Algeria for 6 years, then made his first appearance in the cinema in the film "Leïla et les Autres" by Sid Ali Mazif, in 1977. After the film by Rabah Laradji, written by Rachid Benallal, "Un Toi et Une Famille" He got out of it in 1982 when he decided to pay the price for the best interpretive mask to the cinematographies of Carthage, in Tunisia. In 1986, Djamel released "Les Aventures de Rmimez", a musical film on the stage of Ouardia Hamitouche and Faouzi Saichi who published "Rmimez" in a succession of clips, entered and real, to the public of different actors. From the old music scene of the 1980s. "Rmimez", he left the room that took him to the carriage for a long time.

The actors are in contact with Algerian cinemas, it is entirely regulated by other cinemas and created with more productions for this film and the cinema does not make "Les Folles Années Du Twist" (1986), "From Hollywood to Tamanrasset" (1991), "Beur Blanc Rouge" (2006) by Mahmoud Zemmouri, "La Route d'Istanbul" by Rachid Bouchareb (2016), etc.

In 2015, a horrific story appeared in the presence and in the cell of several personalities of Algerian cinema at the Kateb Yacine regional theater in Tizi-ouzou.


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