Kristine Kujath Thorp
Kristine Kujath Thorp is a Norwegian actress from Oslo celebrated for her fearless and nuanced performances in contemporary cinema. She took a degree in production design from the Royal Danish Design School before turning to acting, quickly making her mark with the short film Fanny (2017), which earned an Amanda Award nomination.
Her breakthrough came with Yngvild Sve Flikke’s Ninjababy (2021), where her portrayal of Rakel won her the Amanda Award for Best Actress and international acclaim. She has since taken leading roles in the Norwegian disaster epic The Burning Sea (2021) and Kristoffer Borgli’s dark satire Sick of Myself (2022), a performance that earned her Best Actress honors at the Dublin International Film Festival and recognition as one of European Film Promotion’s Shooting Stars in 2023.
On television, Thorp has appeared in acclaimed Scandinavian productions such as Noget om Emma and continues to be a prominent voice in Nordic screen storytelling.
Kristine currently lives in Copenhagen.
