DECODE ME short film
DECODE ME - Short Film

Currently in festivals - A Neurodivergent programmer decodes her self worth in a conversation with her dragon friend.

The Persian Version Sundance Premiere
THE PERSIAN VERSION - Sony Pictures Classics

Mia Foo plays the love interest in this Sundance Award winning, touching dramatic-comedy feature. Available to watch on Netflix US and Amazon UK. 

MISFIRE short action film
MISFIRE - Short Film

Action Drama, by BAD GUYS FILMS. 

ISOBEL BG3
BALDURS GATE III - Video Game

Mia plays Isobel as well as a variety of other characters in this BAFTA Award Winning RPG based on Dungeons & Dragons.  


Along with excellent direction comes a stellar performance from our lead, Mia Foo, who manages to convey much heartbreak without a single word of dialogue spoken. Her visual communication easily envelops us into her the immense internal struggle, stress and pressure she experiences and a moving acoustic score by Nicola Chang compliments the emotional weight of the short perfectly.

UK Film Review on Mei 2022 Short film 


Mia Foo

Mia Foo

Mia is Chinese-Singaporean / Irish, born in London.

Recently featured on a new USA Network drama The Rainmaker, and BBC Comedy, Power of Parker Season 2.

Mia worked on the BAFTA Award winning Game, Baldur's Gate III, doing both voice and mocap for one of the main cast, ISOBEL, as well as a variety of other characters. 

Plays Elena, in the feature film The Persian Version, which won Sundance People's Choice Award 2023. 

Workshopped a new play for National Theatre Studio with Handspring Puppet Company and directed by Tom Morris. 

Mia Foo as Polyxena with glowing moon being passed across the background

Image Photo by Harry Elletson

CASSANDRA by Lesia Ukrainka

"The play’s best moments are when it moves from being in verse into being a living, breathing drama. These moments are primarily achieved by the very impressive Mia Foo, who gets plenty of laughs but also delivers real pain as Cassandra’s sister Polyxena..."

The Reviews Hub on the English Language premiere of Cassandra By Lesia Ukrainka - a pioneering feminist play from 1908, in a brand new award-winning translation by Nina Murray. 

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