Beatriz Sastre

Beatriz Sastre’s got this wild energy that just jumps off the screen, y’know? If you caught Rosa’s Wedding back in 2020, you probably remember her – not just for her acting chops, but for the way she sort of owned her scenes. She’s not your cookie-cutter actress, honestly. There’s this rawness to her, like she’s not afraid to get messy with her characters. Take Deep Cuts from 2015. That film wasn’t even on everyone’s radar, but the people who saw it? They still talk about her performance like it was some kind of hidden gem. She has this way of making you feel the grit and ugliness and awkwardness of real life, which, let’s be real, is super rare. And now, Mala Influencia is coming up in 2025, and rumor has it Sastre’s role is gonna be a game-changer. People are buzzing, and for good reason. She doesn’t do bland. She finds those weird, jagged edges in her characters and just leans in, hard. You can tell she cares more about being honest than being “likable” on screen—which, honestly, is way more interesting to watch. She’s not afraid to get under your skin, make you squirm a little, or even piss you off. It’s refreshing, especially these days when everything feels so safe and polished. If you’re into performances that feel a bit dangerous and unpredictable, keep an eye on whatever she does next. Sastre’s not here to fade into the background.