Actresses
Hanna van Vliet
Dutch actress Hanna van Vliet (1992) started acting at the age of six and performed at Jeugdtheaterhuis Gouda throughout her childhood. She graduated from the Amsterdam Theater School & Kleinkunstacademie in 2014.
In 2017, she made her big screen debut with a role in the Ron Goossens film, "Low Budget Stuntman." Van Vliet was instrumental in the development of the twice Prix Europe nominated series "ANNE +," in which she also plays the title role. She can be seen in various films and series such as "Oh Baby," "Broers," "Selfmade Man" and the Netlix series "Toon." In 2021, the movie "Quicksand" will premiere, in which she plays the main role. Currently, she is shooting a feature film of "ANNE+" for Netflix. Hanna van Vliet was one of the European Shooting Stars of the 2022 Berlinale.
Eugénie Anselin
Luxembourgian/French-German actress Eugénie Anselin was born in Paris and currently lives in Berlin. She graduated from the Zurich University of the Arts (ZhDK) in 2016 with a degree in acting. Anselin works in film, television and theater productions in Germany, France, Luxembourg, Austria and Canada and performs in German, English and French. She attended a Stanislavski workshop in St. Petersburg and also speaks some Russian.
Anselin is known for her roles in the successful German series "Bad Banks" (2018), the Belgian series "Unit 42" and the films "The Captain," "Mobile Home" and "Eng Nei Zäit," which won the Luxembourg Film Award for Best Film in 2016.
Anna Bachmann
Anna Bachmann was born in 1998 in Düsseldorf, Germany. The up-and-coming German actress succeeded in the film "Verlorene" by director Felix Hassenfratz, which was selected for the Berlinale section "Perspektive" 2018. She also appeared on Im German television and was featured in the film "Ich gehöre Ihm" as well as in the series "Wolfsland" and "Der Lehrer", among others.