Filip Maciejewicz
Filip Maciejewicz is known for Seventy-Nine (2013), Treasure Hunters (2015) and Quarantine L.A. (2013).
Filip Mayer
Filip Mayer was born in 1997 in Zagreb, Croatia. He is an actor and writer, known for F20 (2018), ZG80 (2016) and Fishing and Fishermen's Conversations (2020).
Filip Novosel
Filip Novosel is an actor, known for Uspjeh (2019).
Filip Pawlak
Filip Pawlak is known for Glód (2016), Skóra (2019) and Zgoda (2017).
Filip Peeters
Filip Peeters was born on December 2, 1962 in Anderlecht, Belgium. Filip has been working in the theatre since 1987, but his roles in film and television have really brought him into the spotlight. Being fluent in German, he has been expanding his career in Germany since 2000, where his popularity rivals that in his native Belgium. Moreover, he has also appeared in several English and French speaking productions, thus establishing Filip as one of the few Flemish international actors. He is known for his work on Tangiers (2006), Die Frau vom Checkpoint Charlie (2006), Loft (2008) and Salamander (2011).
Filip Perkowski
Filip Perkowski was born on March 25, 1983 in Zakliczyn, Malopolskie, Poland. He is an actor, known for Ostatnia akcja (2009), Cicha noc (2017) and Jak najdalej stad (2020).
Filip Plawiak
Filip Plawiak was born on September 26, 1989 in Nowy Sacz, Malopolskie, Poland. He is an actor, known for Bilet na ksiezyc (2013), Poklosie (2012) and Prosta historia o morderstwie (2016).
Filip Savic
Filip Savic is an actor, known for Wallander (2005) and Tag und Nacht (2010).
Filip Schnack
2023 the RTL+ streaming production "The Roots of Evil" premiered at Filmfest Hamburg. In the thriller series, Filip plays a leading role alongside Fahri Yardim and Henriette Confurius. In summer 2023 he has been shooting for the crime feature "Tatort Dresden", the cinema production "The doctor say's I'll be alright but I'm feelin' blue" (working title), as well as the new Netflix series "Cassandra". In 2022, he was in front of the camera for a total of eight productions.
Filip Sertic
He was born in Zagreb, Croatia. He graduated from the prestigious Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb. His breakout role was playing Darko Rundek, a famous Croatian singer from the 80s, in 3 seasons of the TV series Crno Bijeli Svijet (Black and White world) which aired across Europe. His movie For Good Old Times premiered at the Pula Film Festival and then officially opened the Vukovar Film Festival. Filip was part of the ensemble cast of the famous Kerempuh Theater where he worked with Oliver Frljic, one of the best directors in Europe. Filip is fluent in Croatian (Serbian, Bosnian), English and French. He moved to Los Angeles to continue his work in Hollywood
