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Zoë Kravitz is an American actor, musician and filmmaker born in Venice, California, on 1 December 1988. Her career spans independent films, major screen franchises and television before expanding into directing.

Early screen work included No Reservations (2007), followed by roles in films such as X-Men: First Class and Mad Max: Fury Road. These projects brought her into ensembles with very different scales and visual worlds.

On television, Kravitz plays Bonnie in Big Little Lies and Rob in High Fidelity. The two roles place her in different kinds of ensemble storytelling, from a community drama to a music-centered romantic comedy.

In The Batman (2022), she plays Selina Kyle opposite Robert Pattinson’s Bruce Wayne. Selina’s pursuit of her own goals gives the character an independent place within Gotham’s dark investigation.

Kravitz made her feature directorial debut with Blink Twice (2024), which she also co-wrote. The psychological thriller marked a shift into shaping a film’s perspective from behind the camera.