Nadin Rizk is an Egyptian-Canadian actress born in Cairo, based in Toronto, and working across North American and international film and television. She is known for her work in CBC’s Diggstown, Reem Morsi’s feature film Banned, and the award-winning short Salmon Pink. Her screen work includes major television productions such as Hulu’s The Testaments, Netflix’s Finding Her Edge, and Fox’s Accused, as well as feature films including Making Scents of Love and Samanthology. She has also played lead roles in award-winning short films including Lemons, Salmon Pink, and Fog Light.
Known for her grounded presence, emotional access, and quiet intensity, Nadin gravitates toward complex characters with heart. Her work often explores identity, belonging, resilience, mental health, and the inner lives of women women navigating personal and cultural transformation.
Nadin Rizk is an Egyptian-Canadian actress born in Cairo, based in Toronto, and working across North American and international film and television. She is known for her work in CBC’s Diggstown, Reem Morsi’s feature film Banned, and the award-winning short Salmon Pink. Her screen work includes major television productions such as Hulu’s The Testaments, Netflix’s Finding Her Edge, and Fox’s Accused, as well as feature films including Making Scents of Love and Samanthology. She has also played lead roles in award-winning short films including Lemons, Salmon Pink, and Fog Light.
Known for her grounded presence, emotional access, and quiet intensity, Nadin gravitates toward complex characters with heart. Her work often explores identity, belonging, resilience, mental health, and the inner lives of women women navigating personal and cultural transformation.
