Zar Amir Ebrahimi

Zar Amir Ebrahimi, born July 9, 1981, in Tehran, is not your average actress—she’s a full-on powerhouse who’s been on a real journey, both literally and in her career. She kicked things off in Iran, where she got her start in acting, but things got wild when she was basically forced to leave the country after a huge scandal. Did she let that stop her? Nope. She landed in France, reinvented herself, and kept hustling until she broke into the international scene. She’s got some serious credits under her belt. In Tatami (2023), she dives into a tense world where politics and sports collide, bringing raw emotion to a role that’s all about standing up for what’s right, even when the stakes are insane. Then there’s Shayda (2023)—here, she steps into the shoes of a mother fighting for freedom and a better life in Australia, totally nailing the complicated layers of someone caught between cultures. And don’t sleep on Les survivants (2022), where she portrays a woman dealing with trauma and survival, pulling off a performance that’s both vulnerable and tough as nails. What’s cool about Zar is she doesn’t just act—she produces, too. She’s not afraid to pick projects with guts, stuff that actually says something. That willingness to go all-in, to show real people in messy situations, is what sets her apart. She’s not just collecting roles—she’s building a legacy, one story at a time.