Saba Mubarak, a luminary of Arab cinema, boasts a diverse repertoire spanning 60 works in film, TV, and theatre. Born in Jordan, her impactful performances reflect the varied experiences of Arab women. Notably, she made history with the International Emmy Award-winning TV drama The Invasion (2007). Venturing into Egyptian cinema, she left an indelible mark with Bentein Min Masr (2010) and acclaimed TV dramas like Sharbat Louz (2010) and Tayea (2018). Beyond acting, Mubarak founded Pan East Media, dedicated to authentic Arab storytelling, and is poised to make her directorial debut. Awarded for her versatility, including the Special Jury Award, she also contributes as a jury member at international film festivals.  Her recent film, "Daughters of Abdulrahman" (2021), garnered widespread acclaim and accolades, showcasing Mubarak prowess as she not only starred in but also executive produced the film. Saba Mubarak stands as a beacon of inspiration, shaping the narrative of Arab cinema with her compelling artistry and visionary leadership