Ahmed Ntama
Creator
Biography
Ahmed Ntama, born in 1981 near Essaouira, Morocco, is a distinguished Moroccan actor and screenwriter, best known for his work in Amazigh-language cinema and television. His passion for acting emerged at a young age, leading him to pursue a career in the performing arts. Log in or sign up to view Ntama gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of the titular character in the popular Amazigh television series "Baba Ali," which premiered in 2021. His compelling performance and involvement in the series' writing contributed significantly to its success, resonating with audiences and critics alike. The show's popularity led to multiple seasons, with the fourth season airing in 2024. This season introduced new characters and was filmed in the Ouzoud region, following the Al Haouz earthquake, showcasing Ntama's adaptability and commitment to his craft. Beyond "Baba Ali," Ntama has been involved in various projects that highlight his versatility as an actor and screenwriter. His dedication to promoting Amazigh culture through the arts has made him a prominent figure in Moroccan entertainment. He maintains an active presence on social media platforms, including Instagram, where he engages with a broad audience and shares insights into his professional journey. Ntama's contributions have not only enriched Moroccan cinema and television but have also played a pivotal role in bringing Amazigh narratives to the forefront, earning him acclaim and a dedicated following.
Known For
The series revolves around Shama, a young orphan who finds herself responsible for her home and crops after her father leaves for the Hajj pilgrimage. Her life changes when she is unjustly accused of cheating in the market. She defends herself before the governor by telling an eloquent story that reveals The truth is, because of her intelligence, the tribal chief appoints her as a storyteller in his council, which arouses the jealousy of his assistant, Jaafar, who begins to plot to distort her image, so Shama engages in a struggle sometimes with intelligence and sometimes with the power of storytelling to confront the harshness of reality.
Hikayat Shama
Baba Ali, an ordinary woodcutter who makes a humble living by chopping and selling firewood, stumbles upon a dark secret — the notorious thief Daghour and his gang's hidden cave of stolen gold. Unknowingly thrust into a dangerous game, Baba Ali's simple life takes a dramatic turn as Daghour and his men relentlessly pursue him, determined to silence anyone who knows their secret. With courage and wit, Baba Ali must outsmart the thieves, protect his family, and decide the fate of the stolen treasure.