Yasmine Al-Masri

🌟 Yasmine Al-Masri

A Lebanese actress and film director of Palestinian origin, born on November 21, 1978 in Lebanon. She started her artistic journey in the field of dancing, participating in parties, celebrations, and several music videos. She also took part in many theatrical performances, especially musical plays.

✨ Artistic Career:

Yasmine Al-Masri began her film career with director Nadine Labaki in the film "Caramel" (2007), which is considered one of her most important cinematic experiences. After this film, she returned to theater, participating in more than 16 televised Arab plays where she played leading roles. She also became famous for being called "Samiya Gamal the Second" due to her dancing skills.

🎬 Notable Works:

🍭 Caramel (2007) - Leading Role

🍊 The Lemon and the Pomegranate (Film)

🎥 Miral (Film, as "Nadia, Miral’s Mother")

📺 Quantico (American TV Series, as "Naima Amin" and "Rina Amin")

🌍 Personal Life:

Born: November 21, 1978

Nationality: State of Palestine

Profession: Actress, Film Director

Yasmine Al-Masri continues to deliver artistic works across cinema, theater, and television, maintaining a strong presence in the Arab and international artistic scene.