Nadia Farès, ‘The Crimson Rivers’ Actress, Dies at 57

French actress Nadia Farès, known for her role in the thriller "The Crimson Rivers," has died at the age of 57. She was found unconscious in a swimming pool in Paris last week and had been in a coma following a cardiac arrest. Her daughters, Cylia and Shana Chasman, announced her passing and expressed their grief, highlighting the loss of both a celebrated artist and a beloved mother. Farès began her acting career in 1990 with a television appearance and made her film debut in 1992. Over the years, she built a diverse portfolio that included notable works such as "Tell Me Yes…," "War," the TV series "Marseille," and a recent role in "Luther." She took a hiatus from acting in 2009 after relocating to the United States with her husband, producer Steve Chasman, whom she married in 2002. Despite her break from acting, Farès was preparing to direct and write her first feature film, an action comedy with Studios TF1, scheduled to begin filming this September. Her daughters shared heartfelt tributes, emphasizing her strength and the deep personal impact of her loss. Farès’ career spanned over three decades, during which she earned recognition for her versatility and dedication to her craft. Her death marks a significant loss to French cinema, where she was regarded as a talented and respected figure. She is survived by her two daughters, Cylia and Shana Chasman.