Noée Abita

Noée Abita is a French actress known for her roles in independent cinema and feature films. Born on 18 March 1999, either in Paris or Aix-en-Provence, she harbored ambitions of becoming an actress from a young age.

Her career began in 2016 at the age of 17 when she accompanied a friend to meet a talent manager. During this time, she met director Léa Mysius, who was searching for a young actress to play the title character in her debut feature film, Ava. Although the role was written for a 13-year-old girl, Mysius selected Abita for the part. Abita identified with the character due to shared personality traits and eye problems. Despite initial hesitations regarding the nude scenes required by the script, she eventually felt comfortable with the role. Her performance gained positive press attention, leading to her being shortlisted for the César Award for Most Promising Actress in November 2017.

Following her debut in Ava, Abita continued to build her filmography with a variety of roles. She secured a supporting role in the feature film Le Grand Bain, directed by Gilles Lellouche. She subsequently landed a main role in the film Genesis, directed by Philippe Lesage.

Abita's career advanced further as she continued taking on prominent projects, including co-starring in the feature film Slalom.