Cynthia Khalifeh

Cynthia Khalifeh's journey through the realms of entertainment is a testament to her versatile talent and relentless pursuit of excellence. Born with a passion for storytelling, she embarked on a remarkable endeavor that traversed continents, languages, and cultures.

Cynthia's artistic odyssey commenced at a tender age, as she ventured into the world of acting at eleven, gracing the screens with her performance in the Lebanese sitcom "Abdo and Abdo" in 2003. This marked the inception of a career destined for greater things.

Equipped with a degree in Filmmaking from the Institute of Audiovisual Studies USJ and the University of Notre Dame, Cynthia aimed to fortify her skills and hone her craft. She complemented her academic prowess with a certificate in Creative Acting from the prestigious Actors Space Barcelona, further enriching her repertoire.

The Lebanese luminary made waves on television and radio, captivating audiences with her charisma and wit. From hosting popular shows like "NRJ Music Videos" and "Energy SpinMag" to advocating environmental consciousness on "Go Green"; to “Preview”, a weekly cinema show; “Coke Studio” Season 3 on MBC; "Killer Karaoke" alongside Egyptian artist Ahmed El-Fishawy; “Swipe & Click”, a tech show for Abu Dhabi TV covering major tech news; and “Celebrity Duets” on MTV singing alongside famous professional singers for charity, Cynthia's presence illuminated screens across the Arab world. Her versatility shone through as she effortlessly transitioned from entertainment to enlightenment, seamlessly blending her passion with purpose.

Cynthia's foray into reality television in France marked a paradigm shift in her career trajectory. As the sole Arab contestant on esteemed shows like "Les Princes et Les Princesses De L'amour" and "Moundir et Les Apprentis Aventuriers," she captivated audiences with her resilience and tenacity. Her exploits in the wilderness of Thailand, where she emerged as the fourth finalist after enduring a Survivor show, solidified her status as a formidable force in the entertainment industry.

Then the silver screen beckoned, and Cynthia answered. Her stellar performance in the short film "Cargo" garnered international acclaim, earning accolades from prestigious festivals worldwide, including the coveted Best Short Film Award at the Cairo International Film Festival. She also starred in “Max and Antar” (2016) with Falcon Film Company, which is available on Netflix.

Undeterred by boundaries, Cynthia embarked on a quest to conquer new territories, setting her sights on Egypt. That’s where Cynthia's star continued to ascend, illuminated by her magnetic presence on screen. The series "Nemra 2" (2020) on Shahid marked her official Egyptian debut, captivating audiences and establishing her as a force to be reckoned with in the Egyptian market. However, it was during the fervent Ramadan season of 2021 that Cynthia etched her name in the annals of Egyptian television history. Her portrayal of the formidable villain "Nadine" in the hit drama "Harb Ahlya" garnered widespread acclaim, earning her plaudits alongside seasoned luminaries like Yousra.

Cynthia then went back to Lebanon for a special project, beckoned over by the unique genre and the novelty of the role she was offered; in the action-packed series “8 Days”, directed by Majdi Smiri, Cynthia played a policewoman.

Ever the adventurer, Cynthia embarked on a sojourn to the United States, poised to conquer the international stage. With multiple projects in post-production, including starring roles opposite luminaries like James Franco and Saudi actor Yaqoub Alfarhan in "Karantina"; and Cuba Gooding, Robert Davi, Denise Richards, and Kelsey Grammer in "Paper Empire," Cynthia's star continues to ascend to dizzying heights.

In her latest endeavor, Cynthia collaborated with "Future Artists Entertainment" a UK-based production company, to act as the lead, co-write and produce "Borderline”. Set for release next Halloween, the film promises to showcase Cynthia's prowess as a multifaceted talent, captivating audiences with her indomitable spirit and unwavering commitment to her craft.

As Cynthia Khalifeh's star continues to rise, her journey serves as an inspiration to aspiring artists worldwide, a testament to the transformative power of passion, perseverance, and unwavering determination. With each role she embodies and every story she tells, Cynthia leaves an indelible mark on the fabric of the entertainment industry, forging a legacy that transcends borders and resonates across generations.