Amed Bozan
kurdish-Swedish actor (born 1989)
Amed Bozan (born 1989) is a Swedish actor. He is best known for playing Husam in Caliphate (2020), for which he won a Kristallen for Best Actor. He also played the lead in Älskade Samir (2023) and had a major role in Cry Wolf (2024).
Life and career
He was born in Diyarbakır and moved to Sweden in 1992, when he was three years old. He is Kurdish. He grew up in Sollentuna and graduated from the Stockholm Theatre Academy in 2019. He had his debut screen role in Caliphate (2020) as conflicted Islamic State fighter Husam. He won a Kristallen for Best Actor for his performance as Husam.
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