Tatiana Maslany shares which Orphan Black clone she relates to most 

Get behind-the-scenes insight each week during season 6

'Orphan Black' creators explain that shocking death

'Orphan Black' recap: 'The Scandal of Altruism'

Tatiana Maslany has played nearly a dozen clones over the course of

’s four seasons, from original #CloneClub members like Sarah and Cosima to newer characters like off-the-grid hacker M.K. and manicurist/self-defense enthusiast Krystal. That’s a lot of personalities to have in the mix (let alone for one person to play), and the actress says she’s related to different Leda clones as the show has progressed.

Speaking to PEOPLE and EW at the Cannes Film Festival, Maslany explained which of her

characters she’s most like — and most opposite from.

“I think Cosima was my ‘in,’ first season. I was like, ‘I get her, I know her, we’re very similar,’” the actress explained. “Now, Sarah feels more close to me, Alison at times feels very close to me, Helena for different reasons feels close to me — I won’t go into that [laughs].”

WANT MORE EW? Subscribe now to keep up with the latest in movies, television and music.

“But then I get to play Krystal who is so far from me but I’m obsessed with her,” she continued. “I love her, she’s so much fun. I would never get cast as that character, ever. So it’s great to get to have that chance.”

, in which she stars opposite Dane DeHaan as a couple in a small arctic town on a journey to escape their pasts.

“It’s a surreal, bizarre, kind of weird movie that I just love, I’m so proud of it. I’m so happy with how it turned out. It’s a really unique piece,” she said.

For more from Maslany, including what it was like shooting

in frigid temperatures to the response to her comments on waxing and Hollywood beauty standards, watch the full video above. 

\'Friends\' quiz: How well do you know what the cast has been up to?

Tatiana Maslany shares which \'Orphan Black\' clone she relates to most

Christina Aguilera, Ariana Grande to duet on \'The Voice\' season finale

\'Blindspot\' star Jaimie Alexander reacts to Jane Doe reveal

Franco Nero reprising role in John Sayles\' \'Django Lives\' sequel

Sharon Osbourne responds to daughter\'s tweet on Ozzy\'s alleged mistress

Neil Young is fine with Donald Trump using his music

13 Summer Camps From TV and Movies We Want to Attend

Billboard Music Awards 2016: Best and Worst Dressed

Billboard Music Awards 2016: Red Carpet Arrivals