Marilyne Naaman is a Lebanese actress and singer, born in Beirut. She studied audio-visual cinema at Notre-Dame University (Lebanon), then in 2019 pursued the international intensive workshop of the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart (Germany), specializing in directing, writing, and acting. Naaman has taken on various roles in local and international short films as well as roles in series now playing on SHAHID and NETFLIX. Recently, she played the lead role in a feature film called La...
Marilyne Naaman is a Lebanese actress and singer, born in Beirut. She studied audio-visual cinema at Notre-Dame University (Lebanon), then in 2019 pursued the international intensive workshop of the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart (Germany), specializing in directing, writing, and acting. Naaman has taken on various roles in local and international short films as well as roles in series now playing on SHAHID and NETFLIX. Recently, she played the lead role in a feature film called La Nuit Du Verre D’eau (Mother Valley) alongside iconic French actress Nathalie Baye, directed by Lebanese-French director Carlos Chahine, going on to win Best Actress at Amman International Film Festival. Naaman started her musical career in 2020 and in 2023, she participated in the international-French TV program, The Voice, on TF1.
Marilyne Naaman is a Lebanese actress and singer, born in Beirut. She studied audio-visual cinema at Notre-Dame University (Lebanon), then in 2019 pursued the international intensive workshop of the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart (Germany), specializing in directing, writing, and acting. Naaman has taken on various roles in local and international short films as well as roles in series now playing on SHAHID and NETFLIX. Recently, she played the lead role in a feature film called La Nuit Du Verre D’eau (Mother Valley) alongside iconic French actress Nathalie Baye, directed by Lebanese-French director Carlos Chahine, going on to win Best Actress at Amman International Film Festival. Naaman started her musical career in 2020 and in 2023, she participated in the international-French TV program, The Voice, on TF1.
