Abdel Ahmed Ghili is an Italo-Tunisian actor distinguished by his impactful presence in contemporary Italian cinema. He is known for portraying complex characters often on the fringes of society.

His career is characterized by collaborations with some of the most important Italian directors, who have showcased his ability to portray intense and authentic characters. Ghili is often chosen for supporting roles where he embodies immigrants, criminals, or individuals from the sub-proletariat, imbuing them with a raw realism and surprising humanity.

His most significant works include *Gomorra - La serie*, where he made a profound impact, Matteo Garrone's *Dogman*, Francesco Munzi's *Anime Nere*, Leonardo Di Costanzo's *L'intervallo*, and, more recently, Alice Rohrwacher's *La Chimera*. His style stands out for its visceral authenticity and a magnetic screen presence.