Enas El Fallal
- Actress
Enas is the Executive Director of the Office of the President at the American University in Cairo, where she oversees strategic operations and university-wide coordination. By night, she is a committed actress, bridging disciplines and redefining what it means to be a modern multidisciplinary professional.
Her acting journey began in 2018 with a striking debut in Diamond Dust (2018), directed by Marwan Hamed, followed by a compelling performance in the hit series Leh Laa?! (2020), directed by Mariam Abu Ouf. Since then, Enas has continued to carve her place in Egypt's television landscape.
She recently drew acclaim for her role in Welad El Shams (2025), directed by Shady Abd ElSalam - a socially driven drama exploring the lives of children in orphanages - where she portrayed the mother of the protagonist with remarkable emotional depth. In Zolm El Mastaba (2025), directed by Hani Khalifa, she took on a key role in a suspenseful psychological thriller set in rural Egypt, delivering a performance that resonated deeply with both viewers and critics.
Her growing repertoire also includes Masar Egbari (2024) by dir. Nadine Khan, Miss Farah (2019) (Seasons 2 & 3) by dir. Wael Farag, Gamal El Harim: El Maktoub (2020) by dir. Manal El Seify, and Awraq Al Toot (dir. Hossam Ali).
She has starred in several acclaimed short films, including Yesterday - which earned her Best Actress at the Cine4all Festival in 2019 - and J'ai le Cafard (Bint Werdan) (2020), which won her Best Actress at the Madeira Fantastic Film Festival in 2021.
Enas studied acting at Studio ZAT and trained under Egyptian acting coach and actor Ahmed Kamal, Shady Khalaf, and Gerald James - faculty member at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute and a member of the Actors Studio in Los Angeles. Her approach to acting blends technical rigor with deep emotional insight, allowing her to inhabit complex characters across genres with authenticity and grace.
Her acting journey began in 2018 with a striking debut in Diamond Dust (2018), directed by Marwan Hamed, followed by a compelling performance in the hit series Leh Laa?! (2020), directed by Mariam Abu Ouf. Since then, Enas has continued to carve her place in Egypt's television landscape.
She recently drew acclaim for her role in Welad El Shams (2025), directed by Shady Abd ElSalam - a socially driven drama exploring the lives of children in orphanages - where she portrayed the mother of the protagonist with remarkable emotional depth. In Zolm El Mastaba (2025), directed by Hani Khalifa, she took on a key role in a suspenseful psychological thriller set in rural Egypt, delivering a performance that resonated deeply with both viewers and critics.
Her growing repertoire also includes Masar Egbari (2024) by dir. Nadine Khan, Miss Farah (2019) (Seasons 2 & 3) by dir. Wael Farag, Gamal El Harim: El Maktoub (2020) by dir. Manal El Seify, and Awraq Al Toot (dir. Hossam Ali).
She has starred in several acclaimed short films, including Yesterday - which earned her Best Actress at the Cine4all Festival in 2019 - and J'ai le Cafard (Bint Werdan) (2020), which won her Best Actress at the Madeira Fantastic Film Festival in 2021.
Enas studied acting at Studio ZAT and trained under Egyptian acting coach and actor Ahmed Kamal, Shady Khalaf, and Gerald James - faculty member at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute and a member of the Actors Studio in Los Angeles. Her approach to acting blends technical rigor with deep emotional insight, allowing her to inhabit complex characters across genres with authenticity and grace.
