
Birthdate: September 25, 2000 (26 Years Old)
Birthplace: Burin, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Anna Lambe (birthname: Anna Rynee Bridget Lambe) is an Indigenous Inuit Canadian actor who co-starred in the ensemble of her first feature, director/producer Miranda de Pencier’s Canadian drama, The Grizzlies (2018), co-written by Graham Yost and Moira Wailey-Beckett, with Ben Schnetzer, Paul Nutarariaq, Booboo Stewart, Will Sasso and Tantoo Cardinal, premiering at the Toronto Film Festival and released by Mongrel Media. Lambe then co-starred in the adventure drama, Heart of the Beast (2026), with J.K. Simmons and Anna Lambe under David Ayer’s direction, produced (in part) by Temple Hill Entertainment and released wide by Paramount Pictures, after premiering out of competition at the San Sebastian Film Festival.
Lambe starred in the role of an Inuk artist in director/co-writer Nyla Innuksuk’s Canadian thriller, In the Heart of the South (2026), with Zorga Qaunaq, Alexander Nunez and Martha Burns, launching at the Toronto Film Festival before a release by Elevation Pictures. Lambe played a supporting role in director/writer/producer Aaron Sorkin’s Facebook-themed true drama, The Social Reckoning (2026), the companion movie to The Social Network (2010), starring Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, Jeremy Strong, Wunmi Mosaku, Betty Gilpin, Billy Magnussen and Bill Burr, produced (in part) by Columbia Pictures and Alcon Entertainment, and which was distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing.
Anna Lambe was born in Burin, in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, and was raised in Burin and in Iqaluit, Nunavut, by their parents, Jane and Denis. Lambe has three siblings, including Thomas, Grace and Naullaq. Lambe attended and graduated from Inuksuk High School in Iqaluit. Lambe then attended the University of Ottawa, where they majored in International Development and Globalization.
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Legacy: Anna Lambe is the great-great-granddaughter of the great and innovative silent-era filmmaker, Robert Flaherty.
Identity: Lambe identifies as 2SLGBTQ—“2S” referring to two-spirit, which some Indigenous people claim for their identity as a traditional third-gender social role in the culture, and thus Lambe identifies as gender-fluid.
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