Nadia Latifi
Nadia Latifi is known for Blood Relative (2017), Home Free (2018) and Home Free (2018).
Nadia Lazzouni
Nadia Lazzouni is known for Banlieusards (2019) and C ce soir (2021).
Nadia Lee Cohen
Nadia Lee Cohen is a director and actress, known for A$AP Rocky: Babushka Boi (2019), Black Licorice (2019) and Kali Uchis Feat. Tyler, the Creator, Bootsy Collins: After the Storm (2018).
Nadia Litz
Nadia Litz is a Canadian actress and filmmaker. After graduating early from high school, she attended York University Theatre program but paused her degree when she was cast in director Jeremy Podeswa's feature The Five Senses, where she played a teenager experimenting with gender and sexuality identity. That film premiered at Cannes Director's Fortnight. Soon after, she starred as Sam Shepard's daughter - for which she was nominated for Best Actress at the Canada Screen Awards, in Podeswa's follow-up After The Harvest. After getting her film theory degree at York University, Nadia was accepted to the Berlin Talent Lab where her mentors included Tilda Swinton and Wim Wenders. Her first short film as a director played over 25 film festivals internationally, premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival and winning Best Short at Austin's Fantastic Fest. Her feature The People Garden (Scythia Films) was shot in Canada and Japan and stars Dree Hemingway, Pamela Anderson, Francois Arnaud, Jai Tatsuto West and James Le Gros. It won the audience award at TIFF Screenwriting LAB and later premiered at BAFICI. It was released by Pacific Northwest Pictures (Canada)/Filmbuff (US)/Orion Pictures(World). In 2021 she began filming David Cronenberg's Crimes of the Future in Greece. She is a Canadian/British citizen who lives outside Los Angeles.
Nadia Lozano
Nadia Lozano is an actress and director, known for Miss (2016), Vertebral (2014) and Historia de lo Oculto (2020).
Nadia Lutfi
Nadia Lutfi was born Poula Mohamed Shafiq in 1937 in Cairo to an Egyptian father and a Polish mother. Her father was an accountant. Acting started as a hobby, when she was 10 years old she participated in a play at her school and did very well. Her first roles in Egyptian cinema were in Soultan (1958) and Cairo Station (1958), both the same year. The latter brought filmmaker Youssef Chahine to international attention and acclaim when it was a competitor at the Berlin Film Festival. Her career progressed and she appeared in El saman wal karif (1967) (based on the book by Nobel-winning author Najeeb Mahfouz). She closed out the 1960s in Abi foq al-Shagara (1969) opposite Abdel Halim Hafez as a night club dancer who beds a much younger man. She married three times, first time before she was 20 years old. She had one child, a son, Ahmad.
Nadia Malaika
Nadia was born in Birmingham 1974 to a half Saudi/half Egyptian father and Slovenian mother. She attended an Arabic school. When in high school she started taking drama classes, which was where she discovered her love for acting. She was able to reconnect with her passion for acting when she and her uncle decided to re-create the play "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" with a group of non-professional actors. Due to her drama background, Nadia was able to train the actors on how to give a theatrical performance. She also re-wrote the play and localized it. The play was performed underground, which allowed the female actors to join the males on stage, to which Nadia had a cameo appearance. Her first opportunity to act in front of the camera came from a popular drama series called Tekki in 2014. This opened the opportunity for her to work with UTurn, which was an online channel that created comedic content for Saudi youth. She received numerous roles in various drama and comedic series in addition to films.
Nadia Marina
Nadia Marina is known for My Sisters (2020), Bad Guys (2015) and 12 Feet Deep (2017).
Nadia Milliken
Nadia Milliken is known for The Irish Mob (2023) and The Summoning (2022).
Nadia Mohebban
Nadia Mohebban is an American actress best known for her recurring role as Ananya in the new J.J. Abrams Apple TV+ series Little Voice. Her mother is an Asian Olympic Gold medalist in fencing and her father is a business owner. She graduated the University of Maryland with a B.A. in Theater Performance where she received a four-year Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) Full Scholarship.
