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* ''Farming'' (2018) as Ms. Dapo
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* ''Film/{{Misbehaviour}}'' (2020) as Jennifer Hosten
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* ''Film/{{Misbehaviour}}'' ''Misbehaviour'' (2020) as Jennifer Hosten
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* ''Surface'' (2022-) as Sophie Ellis/Tess Caldwel
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* ActorSharedBackground: She has a black father and white mother. Her characters Noni in ''Film/BeyondTheLights'', Ruth (''Film/FastColor'') and Dido (''{{Film/Belle2013'') have the same ancestry (though with the parents' races being reversed in the latter two). In fact, so far now whenever her characters' background has been shown, it matches hers (at least aside from their parents' specific races, except in ''{{Series/Bonekickers}}'' and ''Film/BeyondTheLights'' with Vic and Noni respectively, whose ancestry was the same). This may have been her request, as she's explicit in identifying as a biracial woman. In all of those cases though, at least one of her parents is absent or even dead. Unlike her film alter egos, however, Mbatha-Raw enjoys close, very healthy relationships with both of her parents (per her interviews, her father has always played a very active role in her life and her parents [[AmicableExes both remain on such friendly terms]] with one another that the three of them often will do things together as a family).
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* ActorSharedBackground: She has a black father and white mother. Her characters Noni in ''Film/BeyondTheLights'', Ruth (''Film/FastColor'') and Dido (''{{Film/Belle2013'') (''Film/{{Belle|2013}}'') have the same ancestry (though with the parents' races being reversed in the latter two). In fact, so far now whenever her characters' background has been shown, it matches hers (at least aside from their parents' specific races, except in ''{{Series/Bonekickers}}'' and ''Film/BeyondTheLights'' with Vic and Noni respectively, whose ancestry was the same). This may have been her request, as she's explicit in identifying as a biracial woman. In all of those cases though, at least one of her parents is absent or even dead. Unlike her film alter egos, however, Mbatha-Raw enjoys close, very healthy relationships with both of her parents (per her interviews, her father has always played a very active role in her life and her parents [[AmicableExes both remain on such friendly terms]] with one another that the three of them often will do things together as a family).
