1979, Madrid

Nur Levi has been connected to the world of acting since childhood, starting her training at the age of 12 and earning a diploma from the Cristina Rota School of Acting.

Her extensive theatrical experience, with over twenty years on stage, has led her to participate in significant productions such as Rosencrantz y Guildenstern han muerto by Tom Stoppard, Sueño de una noche de verano directed by Tamzim Townsend, and Hamlet and La caída de los dioses, both by Tomaz Pandur. Among the latest productions she has worked on are Los hijos de Vulcano by Marta Torres, Ecos directed by Livija Pandur, ¿Que no…? by Jesús Cracio, and Ladies Football Club by Sergio Peris-Mencheta.

On television, her notable works include Doctor Mateo for Antena 3, Diario de una abuela de verano by Televisión Española, and Punta Escarlata by Telecinco. In 2018, she participated in the British series The Mallorca Files for the BBC, and in 2019, she filmed the international series The Alienist for the TNT channel, starring Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans, and Dakota Fanning. Her latest television project is the series HIT by TVE, which recently premiered its third season.

At just six years old, she appeared in Jaime Chavarri’s film El río de oro, although her debut had taken place a year earlier, in 1985, in Teo, el pelirrojo directed by Paco Lucio. In the year 2000, she participated in Sin vergüenza by Joaquín Oristrell and Pasos de baile by John Malkovich. She has worked under directors such as Félix Cabeza—El refugio del mal—, Fernando Colomo—El próximo oriente—, and Peter Greenaway—Las maletas de Tulse Luper 2. She has algo worked in El sustituto by Óscar Aibar and En los márgenes by Juan Diego Botto. In 2024, the latest film by Paula Ortiz, La virgen roja, starring Najwa Nimri, is released. Her most recent film is El Casoplón, directed by Joaquín Mazón.