Monia Chokri

Monia Chokri is an accomplished actress and filmmaker known for her contributions to both Canadian and international cinema. After completing her studies at Montreal's Conservatory of Dramatic Arts in 2005, she gained recognition for her performances in films directed by renowned Québécois filmmakers, including Denys Arcand and Xavier Dolan. Her role as Marie in Dolan's 'Heartbeats' earned critical acclaim and a spot among the top actresses of the year in Les Inrockuptibles. Transitioning to directing, Chokri debuted with the short film 'An Extraordinary Person,' which won the Prix Jutra for Best Short Film. Her first feature film, 'A Brother's Love,' premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2019, showcasing her talent behind the camera. In 2022, she directed and acted in 'Babysitter,' a dark comedy exploring themes of gender and relationships. Her work continues to garner accolades, including a Canadian Screen Award nomination for Best Lead Performance in 2023. Monia Chokri remains a prominent figure in contemporary cinema, celebrated for her unique artistic vision and compelling storytelling.

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