• French actress Laëtitia Eïdo develops her art through various mediums: acting, writing, singing, painting. A graduate in architecture, she went on to earn a Master's degree in scenography and theatrical writing from the Sorbonne-Nouvelle, trained in classical dramatic art in Paris before honing her craft in the Meisner technique in London and New York.

• Widely noted for her portrayal of Dr. Shirin, a doctor caught at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the globally successful Netflix series "Fauda," she moves fluidly between arthouse films, action series, and major American studio projects, while remaining a regular presence on the Paris theater scene with about ten stage productions to her credit. Her roles have earned her 5 acting awards around the world.
She recently held one of the lead roles in the Apple TV+ series "Liaison," alongside Vincent Cassel and Eva Green, and took part in the thriller "Chief of Station" with Aaron Eckhart and Olga Kurylenko, as well as the feature film "Dirty Angels" by American director Martin Campbell ("Casino Royale," "GoldenEye").
In France, she recently starred in the action film "Elyas" with Roschdy Zem, the series "Culte" by Louis Farge, and the independent Belgian film "La vierge à l'enfant."
She will appear in Terrence Malick's new film.

• Laëtitia is also completing a 6-track music EP, writing her one-woman show, and presenting her paintings at exhibitions and in art magazine publications (the 'Silence' reviews No. 1, 2, and 3).