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Born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden, Helena af Sandeberg is one of the most prolific, versatile, and acclaimed actresses of her generation. After studying drama at Södra Latin High School of Performing Arts, she continued her training at the Lee Strasberg Actors Studio in New York. Upon returning to Sweden, she embarked on a rich career in film, television, and theatre. Since 2003, Helena has been a permanent member of the Stockholm City Theatre ensemble. Her portrayal of leading roles with a personal yet universal touch has earned her significant critical acclaim in numerous plays, including "Hedda Gabler," "Three Sisters," and "Anna Karenina."
Helena's breakthrough in film came with "Kim Novak Never Swam in Genesaret's Lake," based on the novel by Håkan Nesser. This success was followed by movies such as "Zingo," "In Bed with Santa," "Immediate Boarding," "Cornelis," "I Was a Swiss Banker," and "Dark Water." Helena has also demonstrated her versatility on television, appearing in dramas like "Rederiet," comedies such as "Heja Björn," and crime series including "Verdict Revived," making her a household name.
Her recent films include Jesper Ganslandt's family drama "Blondie" and Lasse Hallström's thriller "The Hypnotist." In 2013, TV audiences will have the opportunity to see her in the mini-series "Death of a Pilgrim," which explores the assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme.
