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Lisa Carlehed

Lisa Carlehed
  • Name: Lisa Carlehed
  • Birthday: 1979-07-15
  • Place of birth: Gothenburg, Sweden
  • Popularity: 0.6478
Biography: Lisa Carlehed (born 15 July 1979 in Gothenburg) is a Swedish actress who primarily pursues her career between Sweden and Denmark. The daughter of an actor, she began appearing in film productions during the 2000s, mostly in short films. She secured more prominent roles in the 2010s with the films In Your Arms (I dine hænder, 2015), Until We Fall (Til vi falder, 2018), for which she was nominated for a Bodil Award for Best Actress, and Psychosia (2019). She gained wider recognition by portraying the lead role of Kristina in the historical drama The Emigrants (Utvandrarna, 2021), directed by Erik Poppe, a performance that earned her a Guldbagge Award nomination. On television and film, she... Read More

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Title Release date
Fjord   as  Mia Halberg 2026-06-13
De forbandede år - Fredens pris   as  Britta 2026-03-19
The Swedish Torpedo   as  Carla 2024-11-15
Quisling: The Final Days   as  Maria Quisling 2024-09-13
Boundless   as  Mona 2024-02-01
Homecoming   as  Jenny 2023-08-28
A Study of Empathy 2023-08-04
Munch   as  August Strindberg 2023-01-27
R.S.V.P.   as  Klara 2022-12-26
Out of the Darkness   as  Britta 2022-04-21
The Emigrants   as  Kristina 2021-12-25
The Marco Effect   as  Mona 2021-05-27
Fence 2020-09-02
Color Me   as  The Woman 2020-08-26
Viktor on the Moon   as  Rebekka 2020-06-17
Into the Darkness   as  Britta 2020-01-09
The Tunnel   as  Ingrid 2019-12-25
Psychosia   as  Viktoria 2019-12-19
Until We Fall 2019-04-25
Letters to Amina   as  Astrid, veninde til Janus 2017-03-09
In Your Arms   as  Maria 2015-01-25
Fallet   as  Agnes 2014-03-12
Hotel   as  Emma 2013-09-06
Geister, die ich rief   as  Johanna 2012-10-25
How to Say Goodbye 2012-01-01
Rainbow Monkeys   as  Woman 2011-09-02
Junk Love   as  Sofia 2011-06-10
Brainy   as  Tanja 2011-01-01
Lars and Peter   as  Alma 2009-05-23
Manden og Mågen 2008-07-06
Bad Actors   as  Really bad, but it's fine! 2000-05-14