Anne Sofie Wanstrup

Anne Sofie Wanstrup, born April 22, 1987, right in the heart of Copenhagen. She’s not just another face from Denmark—she’s one of those actors who slips into her roles like she’s been living them her whole life. People probably know her best from “Hvor kragerne vender” (2021). That film? It’s got this raw, quirky energy—think small-town drama, family secrets, and that awkward homecoming vibe when the prodigal daughter rolls back into her old stomping grounds. Anne Sofie nails the whole “I’m not sure if I belong here anymore” thing, balancing wit and vulnerability like it’s nothing. Then there’s “Venuseffekten” from the same year. Totally different mood. Here, she dives headfirst into a love story that’s messy, honest, and not afraid to get a little weird. The movie’s all about finding connection in unlikely places—think dreamy, offbeat Danish romance, with Anne Sofie at the center, giving all the feels without ever overdoing it. And let’s not skip “Det andet offer” (2025), which everybody’s buzzing about even before it drops. Details are hush-hush (classic with these suspense thrillers), but rumor has it, she’s tackling a darker, twistier side. If her past work’s any clue, she’ll probably knock it out of the park. Honestly, she’s the kind of actress who makes you forget she’s acting. Every role is layered, unpredictable, and just a bit wild around the edges. Not every day you see someone bring that kind of spark to Danish cinema.