Yosra El-Lozy is a talented Egyptian artist who has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry. Born into an artistic family, El-Lozy's parents were both involved in the performing arts, with her father being a theatrical director, actor, and professor, and her mother being a voice actor and puppeteer.
El-Lozy began her career as a voice actor, working on several animated Disney films before pursuing a degree in political science and international law at the American University in Cairo. During her time at university, she honed her acting skills by appearing in various musical roles at the university's theater.
El-Lozy's big break came in 2004 when she starred in Youssef Chahine's film "ALEXANDRIA... NEW YORK," which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. She went on to work with several renowned directors, including David Cronenberg and Khaled El-Hagar, and earned numerous awards and accolades for her performances.
In addition to her film work, El-Lozy has also had a successful career in television, starring in popular dramas such as "KHAS GEDAN" and "AL-GAMA'A." She has also worked on several TV series, including "VERTIGO" and "RED LINES."
El-Lozy has continued to work in the entertainment industry, appearing in films such as "THE FOURTH PYRAMID" and "HASSAN WA BO'LOZ," as well as TV series like "BANAT KHARQAT" and "TAQAT HOB." She has also made appearances on TV programs, including "THE X FACTOR" and "MICROPHONE."
In addition to her artistic accomplishments, El-Lozy has also been recognized for her humanitarian work, particularly in the area of hearing impairment in children. She has launched a campaign to provide treatment and support to children with hearing impairments and has been honored for her efforts.
Throughout her career, El-Lozy has demonstrated her versatility and talent, working in a variety of genres and formats. Her dedication to her craft and her commitment to using her platform to make a positive impact have made her a respected and beloved figure in the entertainment industry.
