Noée Abita is a French actress born on March 18, 1999, in Paris. She began her film career in 2017 with a notable role in the movie Ava, directed by Léa Mysius. In this film, she plays a 13-year-old girl who discovers she will soon go blind. Her performance in Ava garnered critical acclaim and launched her career as an actress.

Following Ava, Noée Abita continued to work in French cinema, gaining recognition for her natural talent and sensitivity on screen. She has starred in films such as Genèse (2018) by Philippe Lesage, An Easy Girl (Une fille facile, 2019) by Rebecca Zlotowski, and Slalom (2020), a sports drama where she portrays a young and talented skier under the control of her coach.

Abita is known for her ability to take on complex roles and her magnetic presence on screen. She is considered one of the most promising young actresses of her generation in France.

Filmography

1. 2017: Ava by Léa Mysius — role of Ava
2. 2018: Genesis (Genèse) by Philippe Lesage — role of Charlotte
3. 2019: Laissez-moi danser (short film) by Valérie Leroy — role of Maya
4. 2019: An Easy Girl (Une fille facile) by Rebecca Zlotowski — role of Camille
5. 2020: Slalom by Charlène Favier — role of Lyz Lopez
6. 2020: Maudits! (miniseries) — role of Lucie
7. 2021: Beasts (La Terre des hommes) by Naël Marandin — role of Constance
8. 2021: Secret Name (La Place d’une autre) by Aurélia Georges — role of Nélie
9. 2021: Besties (Les Meilleures) by Marion Desseigne-Ravel — role of Rébecca
10. 2022: Arthur Rambo by Laurent Cantet — role of Stéphanie
11. 2022: Little Ones (Petites) by Julie Lerat-Gersant — role of Camille
12. 2022: The Clan (Le Clan) by Éric Fraticelli — role of Christina
13. 2023: Goutte d’Or by Clément Cogitore — role of Esther

Nominations

1. 2018: Nominated for the César Award for Most Promising Actress for Ava.
2. 2021: Nominated for the César Award for Most Promising Actress for Slalom.
3. 2022: Nominated for the Lumières Award for Best Female Newcomer for Beasts (La Terre des hommes).
4. 2022: Nominated again for the César Award for Most Promising Actress for Slalom (second nomination for the same film due to the César Awards being postponed because of the pandemic).

Noée Abita continues to make a name for herself with her nuanced and intense performances, gaining increasing recognition in French cinema.