Mohammad Bakri

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Characters played by Mohammad Bakri

Older Sharif — All That's Left of You (2025)

Older Sharif is the later-life portrayal of Sharif, now widowed and living in the West Bank with Salim’s household. He celebrates his youngest daughter’s wedding, suffers lasting heart problems after imprisonment, and remains a source of patriotic memory for Noor and Salim before his death.

General Al Sakran — Cairo Conspiracy (2022)

High-ranking military officer who intervenes in the NSA's internal operations. He authorizes the meeting between Adam and Sheikh Negm, which leads to Adam's release.

Mordecai — Esther (1986)

Esther's Jewish uncle, who raised her, Mordecai provides information that helps her thwart an attack against King Ahasverus. He refuses to bow to Minister Haman, prompting Haman's decree against the Jews. After Esther and Mordecai discover the threat, they devise a plan to save their people, and Mordecai acts against Haman's side.

Abu Shadi — Wajib (2017)

A recently heart-operated father in Nazareth, Abu Shadi prepares to deliver wedding invitations with his returning son. He defends local customs, familiar social expectations, and the city he knows, while questioning his son's foreign life, relationship, and views on marriage.

Hassan — Giraffada (2014)

A local community member or zoo associate connected to the Qalqilya setting. (Note: Specific plot actions are not detailed in the provided summary.)

Career Overview

Mohammad Bakri has 68 screen credits in a career dating back to 1983. Their work is anchored in the The Cairo Trilogy universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Cairo Conspiracy, All That's Left of You, Le Monde. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
68
Birth Date
1953-11-27
Birth Place
Galilee, Palestine

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q2721648), public domain (CC0).