Ali Liebert

Biography

Ali Liebert is a distinguished Canadian actress and producer, recognized with a Canadian Screen Award for "Best Actress in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Series" for her role as Betty Mcrae in the acclaimed series Bomb Girls, aired on Reelz and Global TV. She also received a Leo Award for her performance in the same role. In 2013, she was honored as the "Rising Star of the Festival" by the Whistler Film Festival, Elle Canada, and Variety, which also highlighted her as an "International Star You Should Know" in their July edition. Furthermore, in 2014, the Hollywood Reporter included Ali in their list of the "Next Generation 15 Hottest Canadian Talents under 35."

Her cinematic journey has taken her to prestigious film festivals globally, including the Busan International Film Festival in South Korea, where she showcased in Connor Gaston’s drama, THE DEVOUT. For her poignant portrayal of a mother confronting her daughter’s impending death, Ali won the 2016 Leo Award for 'Best Lead Actress in a Motion Picture.' Notable film credits include Sook-Yin Lee's YEAR OF THE CARNIVORE, Ben Ratner's DOWN RIVER, and the adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates’s FOXFIRE, helmed by award-winning director Laurent Cantet. In television, her significant roles span series like Bomb Girls, MechX4, Lost Girl, and Legends of Tomorrow.

With an impressive repertoire of 85 acting credits and experience as a producer, Ali is now transitioning into directing, having wrapped principal photography on her debut film, AMISH ABDUCTION, in December 2018. She continues to work on multiple projects with her producing partner and divides her time among Vancouver, Toronto, and Los Angeles. Follow her on social media at @aliliebert on Instagram and Twitter.