Shenina Cinnamon

Shenina Syawalita Cinnamon (born 1 February 1999 in Jakarta, Indonesia) is a prominent Indonesian actress whose rapid ascent in the national film industry has made her a standout talent of her generation. The daughter of celebrated screenwriter, producer, and director Harris Cinnamon, Shenina grew up surrounded by cinematic influences, which nurtured her passion for storytelling and performance from an early age. She first appeared on screen in a series of television films and earned early recognition for her role as Yasmin in the popular web series Roman Picisan: The Series, showcasing a blend of youthful energy and nuanced acting that caught the attention of casting directors. Her transition to feature films was marked by the horror title Tumbal: The Ritual (2018), where she demonstrated a capacity to convey tension and vulnerability, laying the groundwork for subsequent high‑profile projects such as The Queen of Black Magic (2019). The watershed moment of her career arrived in 2021 when she headlined the socially charged drama Photocopier, delivering a powerful performance that earned her a nomination for the prestigious Citra Award for Best Actress at the 2021 Indonesian Film Festival, cementing her status as a serious contender in the industry. Beyond her on‑screen achievements, Shenina’s personal background reflects a rich Minangkabau heritage through her mother Fitri Aulia Adnans, adding cultural depth to her public persona. In February 2025, she married fellow artist Angga Yunanda, a union celebrated by fans across social media platforms. Today, Shenina continues to expand her repertoire, balancing mainstream commercial projects with independent films, and remains committed to using her platform to highlight contemporary Indonesian narratives and empower emerging talent.