Klara Landrat

FilmVisual Arts

Klara Landrat

Klara Landrat is an actress, producer, and photographer. A lifelong New Yorker, raised across multiple continents including Africa and speaking many languages, she embodies a truly international artistic spirit.

She gained recognition in the Israeli TV series Late Night Stories, directed by Ofir Award-winner Michael Behagen, and is now recurring as a Faroese wife in his new psychological thriller feature 201, shooting in March 2025 in Tel Aviv. Klara also leads the epic fantasy sagas Realm of the Waterfall, The Ice Chronicles, and Chronicles of Aikorene, portraying the warrior goddess Azariah. Set to be filmed across eight countries, these films feature an A-list cast, including Nathan Jones, Sybil Danning, Oba Babatundé, and many more. The trilogy is created by Kevin Kellum and his Ascendent Studios Corporation (Vice Squad franchise).

Beyond acting, Klara is currently developing, along with Aisling Goodwin (Paranoisia Productions), Daughters of Ice and Fire, a Viking-age film that explores Norse mythology, fate, and survival. She serves as a co-producer at Legendary Film Productions, based in New York. In addition, the company is also developing a thought-provoking adventure series, The Book, about a theory by an Italian visionary that changed the course of history.

Her creative expression also extends to photography, with her recent collaboration with actor Tomer Capone (The Boys, Slingshot) for the cover of The Book Of magazine in Los Angeles.

In addition to her artistic endeavors, Klara has taken a stand for justice within the industry. She was involved in a significant legal battle against Jason Finnane (Jason O’Fionnain of Finnimaje, Ireland), which culminated in a High Court settlement alongside Aisling Goodwin. The case brought to light defamation and unethical practices within the entertainment industry, emphasizing the need for accountability and transparency.

With major projects ahead, Klara—whether on screen, through a lens, or in the fight for justice—continues to shape her legacy.