Shaniaz Hama Ali

Shaniaz Hama Ali Family and Personal Life

1. Shaniaz Hama Ali‘ father’s name is Not Available and Shaniaz Hama Ali‘ mother’s name is Not Available.
2. Initially pursuing politics and law, Shaniaz’s passion for acting eventually took precedence, leading her to a successful acting career.

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Shaniaz Hama Ali Biography and Facts

1. Shaniaz Hama Ali was born in Gothenburg, Sweden.
2. Shaniaz Hama Ali’s birth sign is Cancer.
3. Who is Shaniaz Hama Ali?: Shaniaz Hama Ali is an actress known for her roles in “Sisters in Arms,” “The Bureau,” “Triangle of Sadness,” and “Young Wallander.”
4. Film Roles: Shaniaz played “Bayan” and “Mother” in “Playing Dead,” “Emine” in “Blodsbrødre,” and “Alja” in both “Practice” and “The Grab.”
5. One-Woman Show: Her one-woman show, “The Big Lie,” premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to critical acclaim and is being developed for television by Sony Pictures Entertainment with Shaniaz in the lead role.
6. Acclaimed Performances: Shaniaz Hama Ali received praise for her performance in the series “Gangs of Oslo,” which Ricky Gervais rated as the best TV series of 2023.
7. Theatre Work: She starred in Harold Pinter’s “Mountain Language” at the Royal Court Theatre in London, performing alongside Bill Nighy, Douglas Hodge, and Penelope Wilton.
8. Notable Film Appearances: Shaniaz appeared in the Palme d’Or-winning and four-time Oscar-nominated film “Triangle of Sadness.”
9. Languages: She is proficient in English, Kurdish, Swedish, Arabic, German, and Spanish.
10. Social Media: Shaniaz Hama Ali is active on Instagram under the handle @shaniazhamaali.
11. Filmography:
    1. Film: “Name Me Lawand” (2021), “Triangle of Sadness” (2021), “Sisters in Arms” (2018)
    2. Television: “Gangs of Oslo” (2022), “Försvunna Människor” (2021), “What Happened in Oslo” (2020), “Young Wallander” (2020), “Le Bureau des Légendes” (2018)
    3. Short Films: “Nesreen’s Story” (2017), “Practice” (2017)
    4. Theatre: “Mountain Language” (2019), “Blueprint Medea” (2019), “The Big Lie” (2018)
12. Awards: Shaniaz won the Award of Excellence for “The Grab” at the 2020 International Film Festival for Women, Social Issues, and Zero Discrimination, and the Contribution to Film award for “Practice” at the 2018 LA Underground Film Forum.