Mila Kunis has established herself as one of Hollywood’s most sought-after and engaging actresses. Since the beginning of her career, Kunis has created an impressive body of work that includes both major motion picture and television roles.

She most recently starred in Rodrigo Garcia’s substance abuse drama film, “Four Good Days,” opposite Glenn Close, and produced and starred in the upcoming streaming film “Luckiest Girl Alive.”

Kunis won the Marcello Mastroianni Award for Best Young Actress at the 2010 Venice Film Festival. She also earned Screen Actors Guild, Golden Globe and Critics Choice Award nominations for her performance in “Black Swan.”

Other notable film credits include the hit feature comedy “Bad Moms,” “Jupiter Ascending,” “Oz, The Great and Powerful,” “Ted,” “Friends with Benefits,” “Date Night,” “The Book of Eli,” “Extract,” “Forgetting Sarah Marshall,” “Blood Ties,” “Angriest Man in Brooklyn,” “Max Payne,” “Third Person” and “Hell and Back.” Her TV credits include “That 70’s Show.”

Kunis started her production company, Orchard Farm Productions, with Cameron Curtis and Lisa Sterbakov. She also is the co-founder of 6Wall, a web3 production company that has recently released the animated series, “Stonercats” and “Gimmicks,” as well as the upcoming “Armored Kingdom.”

Kunis also is an avid philanthropist, serving on the board of The Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine; a board observer for Thorn.org; and she most recently led a campaign to raise more than $36 million on behalf of Ukrainian relief efforts.