Hannah Hoekstra (born 2 August 1987) is a Dutch actress.
Career In 2010, Hoekstra graduated from the Amsterdam Theater Academy, where she studied from 2006. During training, she participated in the play Underground by director Johan Simons. The following year, she debuted on TV, playing a small role in the TV series Flikken Maastricht.
Her breakthrough came in 2012 when she was cast in Sacha Polak's film Hemel, in which Hoekstra plays a sensual beauty with signs of hypersexuality. The film was shown at the Berlin film festival and received a special prize FIPRESCI. She was also awarded a Golden Calf Award at the Netherlands Film Festival, and was nominated for a Rembrandt Award. She was named a recipient of the Shooting Stars Award which was presented by the European Film Promotion board at the 67th Berlin International Film Festival.
Selected appearances Film Year Title Role Notes 2012 Manslaughter Judith Cameo 2012 Mees Kees Marie Louise Cameo 2012 Hemel Hemel Winner—Golden Calf Award for Best Actress 2013 App Anna 2014 The Canal Alice 2016 The Fury Tiny Winner—Best Actress (Montreal World Film Festival)Winner—Golden Calf Award for Best Actress 2018 Gek Van Oranje Merel 2019 Patrick Nathalie 2019 Charlie's Angels Ingrid 2020 My Father Is an Airplane Joosje 2021 Love in a Bottle Lucky2022Faithfully Yours Yara Backer 2023 Cocaine Bear Elsa 2024SchitterendNina2024Trip-Tych
Television Year Title Role Notes 2012–2013 Gerede Twijfel Esmee 2013 Freddy Heineken Charlene 4 Episodes 2013 Volgens Robert Jasmijn 8 Episodes 2017–2018 You Are Wanted Angel 4 Episodes 2017 Paare 1 Episode 2020 How to Sell Drugs Online Fast Mia 2 Episodes 2020 Amsterdam Undercover Femke Pieters 2 Episodes 2020–2021 Edelfigurant Maaike Michaelson 8 Episodes 2021 De strijd om het Binnenhof Jacoba van Beieren 1 Episode 2021 Joardy Hannah Hoekstra (herself) Season 2 2021 Blackout Lauren Shannon 3 Episodes 2022 Diepe Gronden Maxine 4 Episodes 2022 Odds Kim Benk 10 Episodes 2022 Modern Love Amsterdam Ada 1 Episode 2024 De Ring Anna Hartog 10 Episodes
Video games Horizon Zero Dawn (2017) as the model for Aloy and Elisabet Sobeck Horizon Forbidden West (2022) as the model for Aloy, Elisabet Sobeck, and Beta
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