Natacha Krief

Acting · Born January 20, 1993 · Paris, France

Natacha Krief, born on January 20, 1993, in Paris, is a French actress. Natacha Krief discovered her calling as an actress while performing in *Les Précieuses ridicules* in middle school at around the age of thirteen. Encouraged by her family, she pursued theater training at the Studio Alain de Bock from 2012 to 2013. She landed her first major role playing Princess Yasmine in the musical *Aladdin* by Jean-Philippe Daguerre and Igor de Chaillé, which she performed at the Théâtre du Palais-Royal from 2015 to 2020. She then went on to appear in a series of short films, TV series, and feature films. She was noticed for several supporting roles in film, notably in 2024 in *Rabia* by Mareike Engelhardt—winner of the Ornano-Valenti Prize at the Venice Film Festival—and *La nuit se traîne* by Michiel Blanchart—which won nine Magritte Awards in 2025—before taking on the lead role in Jérôme Bonnell’s miniseries, *Un jour on fera l'amour*, for which she was awarded the Young Female Hope Award at the La Rochelle Fiction Festival in 2026, while Édouard Sulpice, her co-star in the series, received the Young Male Hope Award.