Malla Malmivaara

Malla Malmivaara, born December 10, 1982, in Finland, is honestly one of those multitalented types who seems to have a hand in everything cool—acting, singing, you name it. She’s got this kind of magnetic energy that just jumps off the screen, whether she’s in one of those gritty Finnish dramas or with a mic in her hand, doing her thing as a music artist. If you’ve seen Deadwind (2018), you know she can seriously hold her own in a crime thriller, bringing this mix of intensity and vulnerability that makes you root for her character even when things get messy. And let’s not forget Mustat lesket (2014), where she tackled the whole “dark comedy with a bite” thing like it was nothing. People in Finland have known her for years, but her recent roles are putting her on the international radar. And then there’s Little Siberia (2025)—that one, honestly, feels like it’s gonna be a big deal. It’s not even out yet, but folks are already buzzing about it, probably because she’s in the cast. You can tell she’s not afraid to take risks, musically or on screen, and that’s kind of rare these days. She’s got this style that’s a little offbeat, a little mysterious, but super relatable at the same time. You see her in a scene and you just know she’s gonna steal it. She’s not just another face in the crowd—she brings real depth, whether she’s singing or acting. Finland’s got a gem here, and honestly, it’s about time the rest of the world catches on.