Agata Kulesza

**Agata Kulesza** (born 27 September 1971) is a celebrated Polish actress known for her diverse roles on film, stage, and television. Kuleska's acting career started in earnest in 1992 when she made her film debut with a leading role in the comedy-drama *Czlowiek z...*. This kickstarted her stellar trajectory that saw her star in an assortment of productions, including *Poznań '56 (1996)*, *The Spring to Come (2001)*, *Expecting Love (2008)*, and *Suicide Room (2011)*, earning her the *Złota Kaczka Award* for Best Actress. Kulesza's multifaceted talent was further recognized in the war drama *Rose (2011)*, earning her *Polish Academy Award* for Best Actress. This was followed by a remarkable performance in *Ida (2013)*, where she received numerous accolades, including the *Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award* for Best Supporting actress. Her career journey has continued to be full of dynamic roles, earning her the honor of multiple Polish Film Awards with a total of 11 nominations. Alongside her film successes, Kulesza has also excelled at the Teatr Dramatyczny in Warsaw and on television series. Kulesza was awarded the *Order of Polonia Restituta* in 2014 in recognition of her notable contributions to the Polish film industry.