Ruba Nadda, a gifted and accomplished Canadian film director, made her mark on the world of cinema on December 6, 1972. Before venturing into the realm of feature-length films, Nadda initially gained widespread recognition and acclaim for her impressive collection of award-winning short films, which boasts a diverse and impressive portfolio of critically acclaimed titles, including the highly acclaimed and celebrated "Lost Woman Story", the equally acclaimed "Interstate Love Story", the captivating "So Far Gone", and the mesmerizing "Damascus Nights".
Nadda, a multifaceted writer and director, has left an indelible mark on the world of cinema with her remarkable feature film repertoire. Her impressive portfolio includes the critically acclaimed "I Always Come to You", "Unsettled", and "Sabah", a testament to her remarkable versatility and adaptability as a filmmaker.
Her 2009 cinematic masterpiece, "Cairo Time", garnered widespread critical acclaim, ultimately taking home the prestigious Best Canadian Feature Film award at the renowned Toronto International Film Festival. Furthermore, this groundbreaking film earned the distinction of being the Best Reviewed Romance on Rotten Tomatoes for 2010, a true testament to its enduring impact and timeless appeal.
Notably, Nadda stands out for her exceptional capacity to bring feature films to life in impressively abbreviated timeframes, a remarkable demonstration of her extraordinary efficiency and mastery as a director.
