Babacar Oualy
Babacar Oualy is known for Saloum (2021), Sakho & Mangane (2019) and La pirogue (2012).
Babacar Samba
Babacar Samba is known for Atlantics (2019).
Babacar Sylla
Babacar Sylla is known for Atlantics (2019).
Babajaan Devaraya
Babajaan Devaraya is known for Looop Lapeta (2022) and 1888 (2023).
Babak A. Motamed
Babak was born in Tehran, Iran just prior to the Iranian Revolution. His family left the country to avoid the chaos, turmoil and cultural upheaval which was to follow. Having briefly lived in Spain and California, at age five, his family settled in Vancouver, BC. From a very young age he was compelled by the arts and began experimenting with various visual media, fell in love with theater, and began performing with several workshops that while touring around the world, used contemporary genres of dance combined with theater to discuss and explore social issues with the audience across cultures and languages. Grassroots social development projects have been a passion of his ever since. Babak completed his Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Communications and attended film-school at Simon Fraser University. Working behind the camera on several projects throughout the years, a project took him to Toronto where he lived for some time and by twist of fate, began working in the field of education technology consulting working for an international firm. He then relocated to Switzerland to accept the role of Assistant Director of the Information Technology Education Center off the beautiful Lake of Constance, bordering Germany and Austria. He was then led back west to Victoria and then east to Montreal which marked his return to the performing arts, delving into film acting and trained at the L'Atelier Orphanspace. Babak is now back in his home town of Vancouver and feels grateful for the all the amazing projects and people he has been blessed to work with over the past several years. From his sobering lead character on the feature film 'Tree Line'(2012), where he played an Afghan-Canadian police officer who lost his wife and children to Taliban bombings in Kandahar, to his hilarious one-liner playing a concussed patient stuck between a nurse and her lover on the MOW 'Nearlyweds'(2013), Babak revels in the challenge of making his characters uniquely come alive.
Babak Anvari
Babak Anvari is a producer and director, known for Under the Shadow (2016), Wounds (2019) and Two & Two (2011).
Babak Ghassim
Babak Ghassim is known for Pufpaffs Happy Hour (2012) and RebellComedy: Raus Aus'm Zoo (2021).
Babak Haleky
Babak Haleky is an actor and musician living in Vancouver, Canada. He started his creative journey while majoring in biology at the University of Windsor, Ontario. After switching majors to drama, he signed with an agent in Toronto and started working as an actor. He moved to Vancouver in 2006 and has been working in film and music since.
Babak Hamidian
Babak Hamidian born 1980 in Tehran, Iran is an Iranian theater and film actor. He has won Crystal Simorgh for best supporting actor in Fajr Film Festival twice for Che and Rastakhiz. He has been working with many famous Iranian directors such as: Pooran Derakhshandeh, Ahmad Reza Darvish, Ebrahim Hatamikia, Mohammad Ali Najafi and Bahman Farmanara. He graduated from Azad University in the field of Art direction. He was engaged in artistic activities when he entered Atila Pesyani's classes in theater acting and after that "Baazi" group whose leader was also Atila Pesyani.
Babak Jalali
Babak Jalali is a director/ producer/ editor based between London, Paris and Rome. He was selected in the 12th session of the Residence of the Cannes Film Festival in 2006/2007. Born in Gorgan, Iran. He was raised primarily in London and gained a degree in East European Studies and an MA degree in Politics before attending the London Film School.