Susanne Wuest's early life was marked by her proximity to Vienna, Austria, where she spent her formative years.
Following her high school graduation, she began her professional journey at the esteemed Volkstheater in Vienna, laying the foundation for her future success.
Her breakthrough role in "Antares", directed by Götz Spielmann, earned her international recognition and critical acclaim.
The film's premiere at the Locarno Film Festival in competition paved the way for "Antares" to become Austria's submission for the Best Foreign Language Academy Award in 2005.
Additionally, her leading role in "Goodnight Mommy" in 2015 garnered widespread recognition, including multiple awards and a successful US release, solidifying her status as a talented actress.
Throughout her career, Susanne Wuest has had the privilege of collaborating with renowned directors such as Klaus Maria Brandauer, Olivier Assayas, Gore Verbinski, Christoph Schrewe, Jessica Hausner, Barbara Albert, and Laszlo Nemes.
Her fearless and extraordinary portrayals of women have been praised by the trade press, with critics noting that she embodies the same fearlessness and courage as Tilda Swinton, always pushing herself to take on new and challenging roles.
