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Tara Macken was born in a car in Kuwait to an Irish father and a Filipina mother. She traveled much as a child, living in Kuwait, Brunei, and the Philippines before going on to work in the worldwide film industry. Tara's adventurous spirit was ignited by living all around the world, and it eventually led her to a profession in action storytelling. With over 15 years of experience in the industry, Tara has worked as a stuntwoman, fight coordinator, stunt coordinator, and action director on multiple projects such as Mr. and Mrs. Smith, The Batman, The Mother, and Thor: Love and Thunder. Tara received numerous nominations and was honored with a Screen Actors Guild Award for her work on a stunt ensemble.

Sanjeeda Sheikh is a multifaceted talent in the Indian entertainment industry, renowned for her prowess as an actor, dancer, and presenter. Born in Kuwait City, Kuwait, she proudly hails from Ahmedabad, Gujarat. After completing her Bachelors in Arts, she ventured into the world of entertainment and made an indelible mark.

The journey of Sanjeeda Sheikh in the world of television began with her debut in "Kyaa Hoga Nimmo Kaa" (2006-07), where she portrayed the female protagonist. Her compelling performances continued with notable roles in popular shows such as "Kayamath," "Piya Ka Ghar Pyaara Lage," "Kundali Bhagya," "Naagin 3," "Kumkum Bhagya," and more.

Sanjeeda showcased her dancing prowess when she participated in the dance reality show "Nach Baliye 3" in 2007, paired with her husband Aamir Ali. Over the years, she further demonstrated her passion for dance by participating in and hosting various dance-related programs like "Zara Nachke Dikha 2," "Power Couple," and "Nachle Ve with Saroj Khan."

In addition to her television success, Sanjeeda Sheikh has ventured into the digital space with her web-series debut in "Gehraiyaan" (2017). She has also graced numerous music videos, adding a captivating dimension to her artistic portfolio with hits like "Bas Ek Baar," "Ajnabee," "Tum Aaoge," "Sajda Karu," "Kalla Sohna Nai," and "Ruka Hoon."

Sanjeeda's cinematic journey has seen her exhibit her acting finesse in a variety of films, including "Baghban" (2003), "Poonniyin Selvan" (Tamil Film), "Pankh," "Ashka" (Punjabi Film), "Nawabzaade," "Taish," and "Kaali Khuhi."

Beyond her professional achievements, Sanjeeda Sheikh embarked on a personal milestone when she tied the knot with actor Aamir Ali on 2 March 2012. Their family expanded with the arrival of their daughter through surrogacy. With an illustrious career spanning television, film, web-series, and dance, Sanjeeda Sheikh continues to captivate audiences with her talent and versatility.

Mohammed Amer was born on 24 July 1981 in Kuwait. He is an actor and producer, known for Black Adam (2022), Mo (2022) and Sweet Dreams (2024).

Nour Al Ghandour (November 12, 1993), an Egyptian actress living in Kuwait. She graduated in 2017 from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Kuwait. She began her artistic career as a broadcaster on Al-Rai Channel, but she turned to acting after the artist Muhammad AlAjaimi insisted on her participating as an actress in one of the series. She achieved success and fame after she was chosen as one of the heroines of the series "Female Student Housing." She continued her acting career after that and participated in many productions

Mohamed Mamdouh was born on 9 May 1981 in Kuwait. He is an actor, known for The Blue Elephant (2014), Abu Saddam (2021) and Zombie Goes Zombie.

Sara Loren was born on 11 December 1985 in Kuwait. She is an actress, known for Makan Aka Home a Heaven (2006), Sultanat (2014) and Kajraare (2010).

Trishna Mukherjee was born on 15 December 1988 in Kuwait City, Kuwait. She is an actress, known for Madha (2020), Bekaaboo (2019) and Bicchoo Ka Khel (2020).

Eloïse Mignon is an actress born in Australia of French-American descent. She was raised in Abbotsford, Melbourne alongside two brothers and has a degree from the University of Melbourne. As a teenager she won leading roles in the television series The Legacy of the Silver Shadow and Silversun, as Fiona and Mara Lomax respectively. She also played a regular role on Australian soap opera Neighbours as teenager Bridget Parker. In her early twenties she began to perform in professional theatre productions, first in Melbourne and Sydney, at the Melbourne Theatre Company, Sydney Theatre Company, Belvoir St and Malthouse, and later in France, at L'Odéon Théâtre de l'Europe in Paris and Théâtre National de Strasbourg. Notable performances include the role of Hedvig in Simon Stone's adaptation of The Wild Duck, which was also presented in Oslo, Vienna, Amsterdam, and London. She also played Irina in Stone's production of Les Trois Soeurs in Paris and Anya in his production of the Cherry Orchard at MTC, as well as a role in his version of Strange Interlude at Belvoir. She has also worked with Australian film and theatre director Benedict Andrews, and with the German auteur Falk Richter on two productions, Je Suis Fassbinder, and Complexity of Belonging, which toured in Europe and Asia. She played the role of Cate in Anne-Louise Sarks' production of Blasted at Malthouse theatre in 2018.

Dana Halabi was born on 18 January 1987 in Kuwait. She is an actress, known for Al Hayba the Harvest (2019), El-Mahraja (2018) and Be-Ghamdhat Ain (2017).

Rawan Mahdi was born on 17 September 1992 in Kuwait City, Kuwait. She is an actress, known for How I Got There (2022), Ateej (2016) and Hamah (2017).

Tansu Philip is a third culture kid from Redlands, CA. After graduating from film school at Chapman University with degrees in Broadcast Journalism and Political Science, she opened Viva La Boba, a community coffee shop in San Bernardino, CA. She has improv training from Upright Citizens Brigade and writing training from Brent Forrester and Ben Axelrad.

Hayat Al Fahad was born on 15 April 1948 in Kuwait City, Kuwait. She is an actress and writer, known for The Water, Al Kharraz (2007) and Al Samt (1980).

Nura Habib Omer was born on 24 December 1988 in Kuwait. She is a music artist and actress, known for Asphaltgorillas (2018), Die Discounter (2021) and Nura: Ich war's nicht (2021).

Huda Husain was born on 20 August 1965 in Kuwait City, Kuwait. She is an actress, known for To Dad and Mom with Love (1980), Omaima Fe Dar Al Aytam (2010) and Sit Al Hosn (2022).

Queen Rania was born on 31 August 1970 in Kuwait City, Kuwait. She is an actress, known for Djalil Palermo: Remontada (2021), Cité de la Réussite (1989) and Jeopardy! (1984). She has been married to Abdullah II King Of Jordan since 10 June 1993. They have four children.

Haya Abdulsalam was born on 24 September 1983 in Kuwait City, Kuwait. She is an actress and director, known for Kalam Asfar (2018), Agenda (2019) and Mannequin (2020). She has been married to Fuad Ali since 25 December 2014.

Roger Elwin was born on 7 June 1950 in Kuwait. He is an actor, known for Lord of the Flies (1963).

Abdulhussain Abdulredha was born on 15 July 1939 in Kuwait. He was an actor and writer, known for Al-Aqdar (1978), Bu Olaiwy Diaries (1964) and Ajlah Wa Amlah (1970). He died on 11 August 2017 in London, England, UK.

Mike Elsherif is an award-winning Palestinian American writer and director whose films deal with themes of displacement and mortality. He was recently awarded the 40 Under 40 Award by the Arab America Foundation and Sunbird Stories Award by FilmLab Palestine and Cinephilia Productions. He's also been a Rawi fellow at the Rawi Screenwriters Lab in Jordan held by the Royal Film Commission, an Al Smith Fellow selected by the Kentucky Arts Council, a Writer in Residence at The New Harmony Project, and an Artist in Residence at Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest. Mike's first short film, Red Autumn, was selected by numerous festivals, including the Cucalorus Film Festival, Indie Grits Film Festival, and Next Reel Film Festival in Singapore held by NYU. The film's cinematographer won a John Alonzo Heritage Award from the American Society of Cinematographers for his work on the film. Mike is a graduate of the University of North Carolina - School of the Arts with a concentration in Film Directing.

Iranian actress living in Kuwait, She was born to an Iranian father and a Kuwaiti mother. She holds a high school diploma. She began her artistic career in 1999 in the series Paths of Doubt in a small role, and continued to play small roles until she participated in the series The Wound of Time in 2001, which is considered her actual beginning. She presented many works, including series, plays, and programs.

Abdullah Albalool is a content creator, writer, and editor. Born and raised in Kuwait, he later moved to the USA. A passionate cinephile from a young age, Abdullah has been deeply engaged in the world of comic books and films ever since childhood. He has been working as a content creator and writer, with two movie scripts in pre-production. His journey reflects a deep love for cinema and storytelling, combining creative pursuits with a passion for the film industry.

Shujoun Al-Hajri was born on 8 February 1988 in Kuwait City, Kuwait. She is an actress, known for Malak Rahma (2021), Laundry (2023) and Horoub (2022).

Ghorour (November 8, 1973), Kuwaiti actress. She started acting in 2005 after participating in the series (Ghorba Mashaer), and she is still acting.

a Kuwaiti actress, who entered the world of acting in (2005) through television, where she participated in two series, (Remote Control and Alienation of Feelings). She's best known for (Jumana, The Mother of the Girls, and Thursday's Visit).

Ghorour participated in many works of art and appreciated various television programs since 2005 and is still in this field until now :

• Rihaanna
• Your dwelling is fulfilled
• Basma Manal
• Glimpses
• Missing woman

-I loved you since childhood

• My dear friends
• Girl and boy
• Anisa Al Wanesa
• Remnants of pain
• How is it possible?
• In hope
• Confrontation
• Waiting station
• Street lesson

Ema Shah born in June 7th 1981 is a Kuwaiti anthropologist, musician, singer, composer, dancer, pianist, guitarist, writer, puppeteer, theatrical & film actress, entertainer, and theater director.

With strong passion, Ema started her career in 1996 with the goal of being part of the art movement as well as being an artist. Her passion led her to starting a Kuwaiti band called "Anthropology" and had presented her first performance by Gibran Khalil Gibran; directing and producing and playing roles in "The Prophet." In 2012, Ema received her award for Rumba Solo Dance from the Fred Astaire Dance Studio in Jacksonville, Florida amongst many other awards locally and internationally.

Ema and "Anthropology" presented many performances in locally, regionally, and internationally with scripts and songs of different languages such as Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Japanese, Maori, Tamazight, Hebrew, and many others! Local and International TV stations and radio stations hosted her live on air; and was spoken highly of by Los Angeles Times, MBC, CNN, France 24, Rotana and many other magazines and newspapers.

Ema enjoys travelling to different parts of the world to experience and learn about different cultures, traditions, dances, religions, and languages; as these factors inspire her art work and supports her in finding ways to unify mankind without any racial, sexual, or religious differences. Her intention is to make the world a better and peaceful place by helping people come together as one through her work.

Salem is a Kuwaiti cinematographer who worked on several short films in Kuwait and UK. He holds a MA in Cinematography for Film & Television from Bournemouth University, and a BA in Visual Communication from Gulf University for Science & Technology. He works as an instructor in Digital Media Production at Gulf University for Science & Technology and established a name as a cinematographer for commercials, short films, and documentaries in Kuwait.