Lizette Jonjic

Lizette Jonjic has carved out a spot for herself in the film world, popping up in some pretty intense dramas. Binge Drinking (2020) is this raw, honest look at young people spiraling through parties and messy choices—Jonjic brings an edge to her role that makes you genuinely wonder if she’s been there, done that. There’s no sugarcoating, just the awkward, brutal truth about addiction and youth and all the stuff nobody wants to talk about at family dinners. Then there’s Riders of Justice (2020), which is just wild. It’s not some cookie-cutter revenge flick—think dark comedy meets action, with Jonjic holding her own alongside Mads Mikkelsen (yeah, *that* guy). The film throws you into a chaos of fate, coincidence, and a bunch of oddball characters trying to figure out if life means anything at all. Jonjic doesn’t have the biggest role, but she lands every scene she’s in with this quiet intensity that sticks with you. Sweat (2020) is a whole different beast. It dives into the weird world of social media fitness influencers—think glitzy Instagram lives masking a lot of real loneliness. Jonjic slips into this glossy, high-pressure universe and makes you feel the tension beneath the perfect selfies. There’s a lot going on behind the scenes, and her performance is all about what’s *not* said, you know? Bottom line—Jonjic keeps showing up in films that dig way deeper than you’d expect. She’s got range, attitude, and this knack for finding the heart of messy, complicated characters. Not a bad résumé, honestly.