Yasmine Al Massri

Yasmine Al Massri is an international actress, contemporary artist, and dancer, recognized for her diverse roles across film and television and her advocacy for human rights. After earning critical acclaim for her debut in the Lebanese film Caramel (2007), Yasmine Al Massri went on to establish herself as a versatile international actress, dancer, and artist. Caramel, directed by Nadine Labaki, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and earned Al Massri a Best Actress award, shared with the ensemble cast, at the Abu Dhabi International Film Festival, followed by a nomination at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards. Prior to her acting breakthrough, Al Massri honed her craft as a dancer, joining Thouraya Baghdadi’s Dance company in Paris in 2000.

She subsequently lent her distinctive voice to animated projects, joining the cast of Castlevania for voice roles spanning 2020 to 2021. Al Massri is recognized not only for her compelling performances across film and television but also for her artistic contributions as a contemporary artist and her dedicated advocacy for human rights. Looking ahead, Al Massri has several projects in development, including anticipated appearances in the films BornStars (2025) and Palestine 36 (2025). She continues to demonstrate her versatility and commitment to impactful storytelling across various mediums, cementing her status as a global talent.