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Aziz Zoromba

1995 (31) • Directing

Aziz Zoromba is an Egyptian writer & director based in Montreal. His works, documentary and fiction, mainly explore the themes of cultural identity, assimilation and intergenerational trauma. His first fictional short film SIMO (2022), won the Best Canadian Short Film Award at TIFF, had its international premiere at the Sundance Film Festival and its European premiere at the 73rd Berlinale (Generation). Additionally, Simo was the recipient of the prestigious Denis Villeneuve's Coup de Coeur Award at the 19th Prends Ça Court Gala and was the winner of the 2023 Canadian Screen Award for the best live action short film.

Known For

No Crying at the Dinner Table

72%

Assistant Director

2019

Simo

63%

Director

2022

Three Screaming Vaginas

55%

Director of Photography

2024

III

55%

Set Photographer

2022

Jazz Infernal

80%

Executive Producer

2025

Culs-de-Sacs

70%

Editor

2018

Wet Dogs

First Assistant Camera

2023
Poster for Afro-Canada

Afro-Canada

Director of Photography

2022

Jazz Infernal

80%

Executive Producer

2025

Three Screaming Vaginas

55%

Director of Photography

2024

Wet Dogs

First Assistant Camera

2023

Simo

63%

Director

2022

Simo

63%

Writer

2022

Simo

63%

Editor

2022

III

55%

Set Photographer

2022
Poster for Afro-Canada

Afro-Canada

Director of Photography

2022

Hold the Lighthouse

Still Photographer

2021

Faraway

Director

2021

Faraway

Editor

2021

Faraway

Producer

2021

No Crying at the Dinner Table

72%

Assistant Director

2019

No Crying at the Dinner Table

72%

Producer

2019

Amal

Director

2018

Amal

Writer

2018

Amal

Editor

2018

Amal

Producer

2018

Culs-de-Sacs

70%

Editor

2018

Leila

Director

2017

Leila

Writer

2017

Leila

Producer

2017

Leila

Editor

2017

Dawwar

Director

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