Núria Valls

Núria Valls has been popping up in some wild stuff lately, huh? You might’ve caught her in The Titan back in 2018, a film that’s basically a sci-fi fever dream—humans getting re-engineered for life on Saturn’s moon, which, I mean, who comes up with this stuff? She brings this realness to her roles, even when everything around her is going totally sideways. Then there’s Bird Box: Barcelona from 2023. Now, if you thought the original Bird Box was stressful, just wait ‘til you see Barcelona. It’s not just the same old blindfolded panic, either—there’s a fresh Euro twist, more grit, and honestly, more emotional gut-punches. Núria doesn’t just survive chaos, she sort of owns it, pulling you in with every panicked glance or desperate move. Don’t sleep on Contratiempo (also known as The Invisible Guest) from 2016, either. That movie’s a straight-up labyrinth. Twists, lies, murder—absolute mind-bender. Núria’s performance? Sharp, layered, keeps you guessing who’s hiding what. Every time you think you’ve got it figured out, nope, the story flips on you again. That’s kind of her thing—she doesn’t just play a part, she leaves a mark. She can turn even the most bonkers plot into something that feels weirdly genuine. If you’re into thrillers, sci-fi, or just want to see an actor who refuses to phone it in, keep an eye on anything Núria Valls does. She’s got range for days, and she’s just getting started.