Ângela Azevedo is a Portuguese actress from Porto who began her artistic path in theatre groups throughout her childhood and teenage years in Matosinhos. She later studied film in Lisbon, after earlier explorations in photography and Physics, and further developed her training in Barcelona, where she completed master’s degrees in Film Directing and Editing.

Her work spans cinema, video art and digital collage, with additional ventures into analogue photography, graphic design, production and writing. She co-founded a film festival, created an audiovisual production agency, and was involved in independent journalism projects.

As an actress, she made her debut under the direction of Helena Estrela in Bela Mandil, later returning to collaborate with the filmmaker on experimental short films. In 2023, she joined the cast of João Rosas’ feature Vida Luminosa and appeared in Óculos Escuros Pretos, directed by Pedro Ramalhete. In 2024, she is part of the cast of Magalhães, by Liv Diaz, a film that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.

Her multidisciplinary background and artistic curiosity shape a distinctive presence on screen, making her a rising voice in contemporary Portuguese cinema.