In 2014, Khoudri had her first acting role in the French television series
Josephine, Guardian Angel. In 2017, she won the
Orizzonti Award for Best Actress at the
74th Venice International Film Festival for her performance in
Sofia Djama's film
The Blessed. In 2019, she played Louna in six episodes of the
Canal+ miniseries
Savages, directed by
Rebecca Zlotowski. That year, she also played Nedjma in
Mounia Meddour's film
Papicha, about a young Algerian woman who uses fashion as cultural resistance during the Algerian Civil War. Khoudri had
Marion Cotillard as her Godmother for the
César Awards Revelations dinner in January 2020. For her role in
Papicha, she won the
César Award for Most Promising Actress in February 2020. Khoudri attended the film's premiere at the
2021 Cannes Film Festival where it competed for the
Palme d'Or. In 2022, Khoudri played Samia in
Cédric Jimenez's
November, for which she was nominated for the
César Award for Best Supporting Actress. In 2023, Khoudri starred in the monologue , written and directed by Pascal Rambert at the
Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord in Paris. She also portrayed
Constance Bonacieux, the love interest of
D'Artagnan (portrayed by
François Civil) in two French film adaptations of
Alexandre Dumas' 1844 novel
The Three Musketeers directed by
Martin Bourboulon; ''
The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan and The Three Musketeers: Milady''. The same year, she co-starred with Civil again in
Romain Cogitore's romantic thriller
A Place to Fight For (), the first French original film from
Disney+, in which she played an environmental activist who falls in love with Civil's character, an undercover police officer. In 2024, Khoudri starred in
Bruno Dumont's sci-fi film
The Empire, and in the Italian-Belgian-American drama film
How Kids Roll, the directorial debut of Italian-American director Loris Lai, set in the
Gaza Strip amidst the
Israeli–Palestinian conflict during the
Second Intifada in 2003,
Upcoming projects In June 2023, it was announced that Khoudri will collaborate again with
The Three Musketeers director Martin Bourboulon in a television series for
Apple TV+ titled
Carême, about the world's first celebrity chef,
Marie-Antoine Carême, starring
Benjamin Voisin in the title role and Khoudri as Henriette, Carême's lover. In 2024, Khoudri starred in the short film
An Urban Allegory, co-directed by
Alice Rohrwacher and
JR. In April 2024, it was announced that Khoudri will voice the female lead in the French-Belgian animated film
In Waves, the feature directorial debut of Phuong Mai Nguyen. In May 2024, Khoudri joined Martin Bourboulon's Afghanistan evacuation drama
In The Hell of Kabul: 13 Days, 13 Nights. In August 2024, Khoudri joined Mélissa Drigeard's . In 2025, Khoudri will star in
Tarik Saleh's political thriller
Eagles of the Republic. opposite
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