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Fiona Fu

Fiona Fu is a China-born, Vancouver-based actor and producer known for Blood and Water, Rock Springs and Do I Know You From Somewhere?

Biography

Fiona Fu plays Nai Nai in the 2026 horror film Rock Springs and appears in the Tribeca short Do I Know You From Somewhere?, which she also executive produced.

After working in Chinese television and moving to Canada, Fu shifted into acting with the multilingual Vancouver crime drama Blood and Water.

Known for

Rock Springs

Fu plays Nai Nai, a member of the central family in Vera Miao's historical ghost story.[2][8]

Blood and Water

She played Weiran Xie in OMNI's multilingual Vancouver crime drama.[7][3]

Career highlights

  1. Broadcasting To Acting

    Her screen career began after years in broadcasting

    Fu worked in Chinese television before moving to Canada and later pursuing dramatic acting in Vancouver.[3]

  2. Blood And Water

    Blood and Water became her breakthrough television role

    She played Weiran Xie, the matriarch at the centre of the trilingual Canadian crime drama's family story.[7][3]

  3. Rock Springs

    She plays Nai Nai in Rock Springs

    The 2026 horror film connects a grieving family's new home to the history of the Rock Springs massacre.[2][8]

  4. Tribeca Current

    A new short premiered at Tribeca in June 2026

    Fu is a cast member and executive producer of Do I Know You From Somewhere?, part of Tribeca's Vital Stories programme.[1][9]

  5. Longer Form Development

    The Tribeca project may continue in longer form

    Vital Stories describes the completed short as a project intended to receive support toward possible series development, not as an ordered series.[9]

Good to know

Her 2026 Tribeca credit includes producing

Tribeca lists Fu as both a cast member and an executive producer of Do I Know You From Somewhere?[1][9]

Her Tribeca character name was not announced

The official programme identifies Fu in the cast but does not name her character.[1]

Born in China in 1956

Fiona Fu was born in China on October 10, 1956.[4][5][6][3]