Haifa Al-Agha
Haifa Al-Agha is known for Lamma dehket Monaliza (2012), Daughters of Abdul-Rahman (2021) and Sayyedat al-Bahr (2019).
Haifaa Al-Mansour
Haifaa Al Mansour is the first female filmmaker in Saudi Arabia and is regarded as one of the most significant cinematic figures in the Kingdom. She finished her bachelor's degree in Literature at the American University in Cairo and completed a Master's degree in Directing and Film Studies from the University of Sydney. The success of her three short films, as well as the international acclaim of her award-winning 2005 documentary Women Without Shadows, influenced a whole new wave of Saudi filmmakers and made the issue of opening cinemas in the Kingdom a front-page discussion. Within the Kingdom her work is both praised and vilified for encouraging discussion on topics generally considered too taboo, like tolerance, the dangers of orthodoxy, and the need for Saudis to take a critical look at their traditional and restrictive culture.
Haifeng Ding
Haifeng Ding is known for Ying pan zhen jing shi (2012), Ren min de ming yi (2017) and Da jun shi Si Ma Yi: Jun shi lian meng (2017).
Haig Alltounian
Haig Alltounian is known for Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans (2015).
Haig McGarry
Haig McGarry is an actor, known for Odd Squad (2014), Brotherhood (2019) and Children Film Centre (2013).
Haig Sutherland
Haig Sutherland is an actor, known for Slither (2006), Halloween: Resurrection (2002) and How It Ends (2018).
Haijie Song
Haijie Song is an actor, known for Three Lives Three Worlds, Ten Miles of Peach Blossom (2017), 'S' fung bou (2016) and Creatures Unknown (2020).
Haijun Zhu
Haijun Zhu is an actor, known for The Dragon Hunting Well (2020) and The Great River (2018).
Haik Katsikian
Haik Katsikian is known for Ta peristeria (2008), 40 and Rescue Dogs (2016).
Haiku Brady
Haiku Brady is an actor, known for Cuba Crossing (1980).