Nasri Atallah is a British-Lebanese writer, producer, television presenter and media entrepreneur. He is the co-founder of Last Floor Productions. For over a decade Nasri has worked in various ways to produce, promote and export film, digital content, music & writing from the Middle East. He has advised artists, brands & non-profits in the creative industries on strategy. Besides his work with Last Floor Productions, he is co-developing The New Arabs, a television documentary about the Arab world that he will also host. The project is produced by Noble Television in Montreal, with whom he previously collaborated on a Emmy-nominated episode of Interrupt This Program.
Nasri's writing and pop culture criticism has appeared in publications including The Guardian, GQ, Little White Lies, Monocle and Brownbook. He is a regular guest and pop culture commentator on the BBC Arts Hour and the author of Our Man in Beirut, a best-selling collection of essays. Nasri is represented by United Agents for television and non-fiction work.
He studied Politics at the American University of Beirut (BA), International Politics of the Middle East at SOAS, University of London (MSc), and entrepreneurship with Babson College & UCL School of Management. In 2018, he completed the acclaimed Writing A Novel course at Faber Academy in London.
Doubt(2020)
Swim Sistas(2025)
Reframe the Game(2025)
It Gets Darker(2022)
V&A Jameel Prize 6: Poetry to Politics(2021)
Fixer(2020)
Walk It Home(2015)
The Arts Hour(2014)as Self - Guest
BBC the Documentary(2009)as Self - Guest
Monocle 24: Monocle on Design(2011)as Self - Guest
Interrupt This Program(2015)as Self, Self (2015)
