Malin Levanon is a versatile and magnetic screen presence with great emotional range and a sharp sense of humor. She is known for portraying powerful, nuanced characters across a broad spectrum of genres.

Her most recent roles include Tilda Rehnström in the acclaimed Detektiven från Beledweyne/Detective #24 (2023), and Liz in Netflix’s Clark (2022), a global hit streamed in 190 countries. Levanon also appeared in the horror feature film Hemmet/The Home which premiered in 2025 and is sold to over 35 countries.

Levanon first captured major critical attention in 2015 with her unforgettable performance as the homeless Minna in Tjuvheder/Drifters. For this role, she received the 2016 Guldbagge Award for Best Actress (Sweden’s equivalent of an Academy Award), and the same year she was honoured with the esteemed Lena Nyman Prize.

Raised in the world of theatre, Levanon’s artistic roots trace back to the Stanislavski tradition. As a teenager, she developed a passion for Grotowski’s physical theatre techniques, and later expanded her craft through the improvisation-based film method of Mike Leigh. Her commitment to constant artistic development also led her to study with Ivana Chubbuck in her renowned masterclass at the Chubbuck Studio in West Hollywood.