Nataly Attiya, a renowned Israeli actress, was born in Tel Aviv in 1975. She spent ten years honing her skills in classical and modern ballet at Israel's esteemed Bat-Dor school of ballet, concurrently majoring in theatre at the Thelma Yellin School of arts.
At a young age, Nataly was discovered by a modeling agent and began her career as a model during her school vacations, with her fashion-designer mother's watchful eye. By the time she was just 15, she had become a top model, strutting her stuff on the catwalks of Paris, Vienna, Milan, Zurich, and beyond.
As an international face in the fashion world for five years, Nataly made the move to New York, but soon found herself missing the acting bug. She returned to her homeland, Israel, where she quickly became a household name. Her impressive television credits include series such as Egoz and Zinzana, as well as several films, including Yom Yom, directed by the acclaimed Amos Gitai.
After a seven-year hiatus from acting to raise her sons, Nataly redirected her focus to the world of advertising and finance. However, she soon found herself yearning for the spotlight once more and returned to acting. She has since starred in a range of productions, including The Days of Love (Zipi),Kavod (Gabi),and Three Mothers, showcasing her versatility in both Arabic and French under the direction of Dina Riclis.
Nataly's recent endeavors have seen her take on a main role in a British-Israeli coproduction film, Odem, which received a nomination for the best film at the 2011 Berlin Film Festival. Her outstanding performance earned her the Best Actress award at the Jerusalem Film Festival 2011.
Currently, Nataly is set to star in two more Israeli production films, both of which are currently in the process of filming and editing, further solidifying her status as a talented and versatile actress in the industry.
