This petite, raven-haired beauty entered features at age 17, playing a clairvoyant dominatrix in "Love and Human Remains" (1993). She followed up with eccentric Canadian director Atom Egoyan's "Exotica" (1994) playing an exotic dancer who strips out of a Catholic school girl uniform. As Christina, Kirshner was called upon to alternately evoke innocence and a maturity beyond her years. Kirshner made her US debut in 1995 with a bit part as Kevin Bacon's sister in "Murder in the First" and a role in the ABC movie "Johnny's Girl.”The young actress soon found herself in demand, though. After
