Arttu Kapulainen is an award-winning Finnish actor with a dynamic career spanning over three decades. Beginning his journey as a child actor, Arttu quickly demonstrated a remarkable talent that would see him excel in film, television, and theatre. His breakthrough came with the lead role in the feature film Tomas (1996), a performance that earned him the prestigious Jussi Award—often hailed as the "Finnish Oscar"—and set the stage for a long and celebrated career.

Beyond his significant impact on Finland's domestic stage, Arttu stands out as one of the few Finnish actors whose work has resonated on an international scale. His impressive repertoire includes roles in internationally distributed Finnish productions such as Unknown Soldier, Deadwind, Bordertown, SISU, Valhalla Project, Conflict, and Arctic Circle. This unique blend of local acclaim and international exposure highlights his versatility and enduring appeal across diverse audiences.

In 2011, Arttu further refined his craft by earning an MA in Acting from the Theatre Academy of Helsinki (Uniarts), underscoring his commitment to both continuous learning and artistic excellence. Today, his work continues to bridge the gap between Finland’s rich theatrical traditions and the global film and television landscape, making him a vital ambassador of Finnish storytelling worldwide.