Artemiy Spiridonov

Artemiy was born on November 16, 2009, in Moscow, Russia. He has since lived in Switzerland and Poland, residing in Krakow, Poland for eight years now. Artemiy attends an International School and speaks English, Russian, and Polish fluently, and he learns French. Artemiy's hobbies include reading, writing, and collecting vinyl records. He's been passionate about acting from a very young age, and in 2017, he signed his first contract to play one of the important roles in film director Thomas Vinterberg's movie "Kursk" (2018). The movie was produced by Luc Besson and starred actors such as Léa Seydoux, Matthias Schoenaerts, and Colin Firth. The film went on to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival with an opening speech by Thomas Vinterberg and Artemiy Spiridonov. Afterward, he went on to star in Bartlomiej Skupien's short film "Life: 8th Chapter", and participated in Netflix Poland's 2021 project «Open your eyes».