Kristian A. Söderström
Kristian A. Söderström was born 1974 in Gothenburg Sweden. He is a writer/director educated at UCLA in Los Angeles. After his education Kristian moved back to Sweden to make short films and commercials. He also earned a degree of Bachelor of Arts in Film theory and studied Psychology at the University of Gothenburg. Kristian's feature film debut Videoman premiered at FrightFest 2018 to great reviews. It went on to win a Swedish Guldbagge for best supporting actress.
Kristian Alfonso
Kristian Alfonso was born on September 5, 1963 in Brockton, Massachusetts, USA. She is an actress, known for Days of Our Lives (1965), Joshua Tree (1993) and Friends (1994). She has been married to Danny Daggenhurst since October 6, 2001. They have one child. She was previously married to Simon Macauley.
Kristian Barbarich
Kristian Barrett
Kristian Barrett is known for Swansong (2019), Homemade (2018) and Push the Sky Away (2017).
Kristian Bikic
Kristian Bikic is known for Bloodline (2015), Playful (2014) and Girlfriend Killer (2017).
Kristian Bonacic
Kristian Bonacic was born in 1997 in Zagreb, Croatia. He is an actor, known for Podrucje bez signala (2021), Nedjeljom ujutro, subotom navecer (2012) and Koko i duhovi (2011).
Kristian Bruun
Kristian Bruun was born and raised in Toronto. He attended Valley Forge Military Academy in Pennsylvania, Queen's University in Ontario and the George Brown Theatre School in Toronto. He has lived and worked in Germany and the UK, and has performed in theatres across Canada. He has also trained extensively with Deb Aquila and Marjorie Ballentine in Stella Adler technique and David Rotenberg at the Professional Actors Lab. Kristian is a citizen of Canada and Finland.
Kristian Capalik
Kristian Capalik is an actor, known for Shamelove (2006), Break Point (2014) and AfterThought (2007).
Kristian Chua
Kristian Chua is an actor, known for Mula sa kung ano ang noon (2014) and Norte, hangganan ng kasaysayan (2013).
Kristian Dolmen
Kristian Dolmen is an actor, known for Heimebane (2018).
