Ieva Florence is known for Dveselu putenis (2019), Blezi (2018) and Magic Kimono (2017).

Ieva Georges is an actress and producer, known for The New Adventures of Robin Hood (1997), Wedding Band (2012) and No Way Out (2015).

Ieva Lucs is an actress, known for Good Dog (2011), Warehouse 13 (2009) and Lost Girl (2010).

Ieva Lykos was born in North of Romania at Botosani. Her mother Romanian - Hungarian was raised by a German family from Munich and her father had Greek ancestry, coming from Kefalonia. Her Greek grandfather, a circus lion tamer, was the first one to construct a showie rides Luna Park in the communist Romania, this becoming a family business. Ieva Lykos attended both Journalism and Letters at "Universitatea Alexandru Ioan Cuza " in Iasi, Romania, but chose to study Theater and Cinema in Milan, Italy focusing herself on Stanislawskij Acting Techniques and The Art of the Clown. After four years of exhibitions at Gedeone Theater, she moved to Florence and acted in the Catalyst Company at Puccini Theater. She performed as protagonist with Hollywood actors like Tom Sizemore, Bruce Davison, Daryl Hannah, Maia Morgenstern in "The Slider" and started to script write her first documentary film "The Bandit's Godfather" an Italian State Secret story, that also directed.

Ieva Seglina was born in Riga, Latvia. She moved to Moscow, Russia to study acting in Acting studio-school MHAT (course of Roman Kozak and Dmitry Brusnikin) and graduated in 2011. She is living in Riga, Latvia. Ieva is fluent in English, Latvian, Russian. She is an actress who works in Films, Theatre and Television. In 2015 she was nominated to Latvian Film Award "Big Kristaps" ("Lielais Kristaps") in category Actress of the year. In 2015 she was nominated to Latvian Theatre's award of "The Night of Artist" in category Best Supporting Actress. In 2013 she was nominated to Latvian Theatre's award of "The Night of Artist" in category Best Actress and in 2007 in category Best Young Actress. Ieva Seglina has played two supporting roles Alyona and Young Elena in an American feature film "Welcome to Mercy", set in the 19 century castle Zvartava on the border of Latvia and Estonia. The production was directed by Tommy Bertelsen (USA) and filmed in January and February 2017; Also in 2017 she played leading role Eva in Latvian feature film "EVA", director Kristians Riekstins (LV) filmed in Latvia; In 2015 she played supporting role Ann in Russian feature film "From 5 till 7" director Vladimir Shegolkov (RU). Also supporting role Rita in Russian TV-series "Love of Alyoshka" director Elena Nikolaeva (RU); In 2014 she played supporting role Ballerina in Russian TV-series "Heritage" directed by Aleksandr Kasatkin (RU) and supporting role Waitress in Russian Tv-series "Quest" director Aleksandr Danilov and Andrey Zagidulin.

If Chen is known for The Long Night (2020) and The Post-Truth World (2022).

Ifa Barry is known for Ticket to Paradise (2022).

Ifa Isfansyah was born in Jogjakarta, Indonesia 1979. Graduated from Television Department Indonesian Institute of the Art Jogjakarta. In 2001, with his several friends founding an independent film community, named Fourcolours Films and has been active producing short films. Ifa was selected at Asian Film Academy Pusan Int'l Film festival 2006 and won a scholarship award in Im Kwon Taek Film College of Film & Performing Arts.

Ifan Huw Dafydd is an actor, known for Alys (2011), The Bastard Executioner (2015) and The Indian Doctor (2010).

Ifan was raised in the village of Cilcain in North Wales among the Flintshire hills. Initially he had no intention of going on stage,wanting a career as a pilot, though, after taking part in a school production of 'Henry V',he changed his mind. This is no surprise given his place in one of Britain's acting dynasties with his grandfather Meredith Edwards a frequently lugubrious presence in many post-war British films and his father Ioan and younger brother Rhys also actors. In 1993 Ifan started a three year course at the Central School of Speech and Drama,gaining plaudits for his role as Hal in Joe Orton's comedy 'Loot'on graduation. Since then he has appeared on stages throughout the country in a variety of roles as well as taking ongoing roles in TV series 'The Grand',Where the Heart Is' and 'Warriors'. In 2012 he impersonated his heroic countryman Fifth Officer Lowe in ITV's epic reconstruction of the 'Titanic' disaster.