ABOUT
Nadia Fortini is an award-winning director and writer working in New York City, Los Angeles and Warsaw.
She was born and raised in Warsaw, Poland, but moved to New York after receiving a scholarship at the Kanbar Institute of Film and Television at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, where she earned her BFA graduating with full honors.
Nadia's first short film "Sen O Warszawie", starring polish actress Helena Englert, received critical acclaim from the public. Her second film "We Carry It Around" has won multiple awards at international film festivals and premiered at the Katra Film Series, playing at the Regal Cinemas in Times Square. Her newest film and NYU thesis "The Space Between" was the recipient of the highly-esteemed Chris Columbus award. Nadia's debut play "Sent from my Phone" was part of Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2024. Her debut feature "Rusalki" is in development.
“Fortini explains the importance of telling a story that is typically not known by people outside of America..." (read article)
"I love to tell female-driven young-adult stories..." (read interview)
"SENT FROM MY PHONE, A Night Of Shredding Paper, Comes To The Edinburgh Fringe." (read article)