Sandra Figueiredo

Sandra Figueiredo’s filmography isn’t exactly packed with fluff—her projects pack a punch, no question. First up, Pacifiction (2022) throws you into a world where nothing is quite what it seems. There’s this uneasy vibe, all sun-drenched paranoia and political schemes swirling around a French Polynesian paradise that’s way less chill than it looks. Sandra’s role? She’s right in the thick of it, navigating shady power games, making you question who’s really got the upper hand. It’s the kind of film where you can’t look away, even when things get a bit too close for comfort. Jump to L'empire (2024) and you’re dealing with a whole different beast. Drama, intrigue, maybe a little bit of dark comedy bubbling underneath. Sandra slips into her character like she was born for it, balancing vulnerability and sharp wit. The story unpacks messy relationships, hidden motives, and the kind of secrets that could blow everything to pieces. She doesn’t play it safe—she goes for those complicated, rough-around-the-edges roles that leave you thinking long after the credits roll. And then there’s Miséricorde (2024), which, honestly, just cements her reputation for choosing gutsy work. Here, she dives into a narrative thick with moral dilemmas and tough choices, where redemption isn’t handed out easily. The atmosphere is tense, every scene loaded with emotional depth. Sandra brings this raw honesty, making you feel every high and low right alongside her. Altogether, she’s not just in movies—she’s in stories that stick with you, haunt you even, and she’s never afraid to get her hands dirty doing it.