Linlin Mao

Linlin Mao is known for Prince of Lan Ling (2013), The Return of the Condor Heroes (2022) and Wangpai buduì (2021).

Linn Allen

Linn Allen is known for The Anomaly (2014).

Linn Bjornland

Linn Bjørnland grew up on Jeløya a small island outside Moss, Norway. She left home at age 15 to study at Fagerborg in Oslo, a professional ballet program where she trained with the Norwegian National Ballet School. She continued her education in London at Bird College where she discovered acting as an extension of dance. Her career then took to her to New York where she thrived both on stage and on film. A growing passion for film and television lead her to Los Angeles which quickly embraced her landing roles on such shows as HBO's True blood, NBC's Grimm, TNT's Leverage, CW's Hart of Dixie, CBS medical drama Code black and Criminal Minds as well as the lead role in the upcoming independent feature Escape through Africa opposite Eric Roberts. Combining classical Hollywood elegance with modern sensibility and an international upbringing, Linn has the ability to inhabit a wide range of characters and roles.

Linn Bjørnvik Grøder

Linn Bjørnvik Grøder is known for Bloodride (2020), Modus (2015) and Dianas bryllup (2020).

Linn Løvvik

Linn Løvvik is known for R.I.P. Henry (2023) and Dagboken (2020).

Linn Skåber

Linn Skåber was born on 31 March 1970 in Oslo, Norway. She is an actress and writer, known for Kong Curling (2011), Hjerte til hjerte (2007) and Willys Jul (2007).

Linn Vandeborne

Linn Vandeborne is known for Sphinx (2024), Wil (2023) and Dertigers (2019).

Linn Washington

Linn Wredström

Linn Wredström is known for Hilma (2022).

Linn da Quebrada

Linn da Quebrada's audiovisual bond goes back to her early youth when she had her first contact with the art universe through theatre and body performance. Actress, performer, and dancer, Linn also explores words, writing scripts. This mix of artistic languages explains why she's getting more and more opportunities in film and television, through projects that provoke her interpretive sensitivity at different levels and formats. In Linn's filmography stands out Bixa Travesty (2018), a documentary co-scripted by her and the duo of directors Kiko Goifman and Claudia Priscilla. The film reverberated globally, receiving awards at several international film festivals such as Berlinale and Brasília Festival. On TV, she co-hosts with her longtime friend Jup do Bairro the talk show TransMissão (Canal Brasil / Globosat), which the third season will premiere in 2021, and was also in the cast of the fiction TV show Segunda Chamada (TV Globo). In 2021, she will star in Vale Night (a movie directed by Luís Pinheiro) and in Amazon's original series Manhãs de Setembro. With a sharp eye, in technical and subjective ways, Linn da Quebrada wants to make cinema a battleground of artistic imagination and experimentation, with creative tensions that reinforce constantly the power of social reflection generated by the audiovisual.