| farah ashraf |
A Russian film actress, born in the Arzamassky District of the then Soviet Union. She began to show her artistic talent from early childhood, singing hymns at kindergarten concerts. In high school, she actively participated in amateur performances, singing, dancing, reading poetry and short stories, and playing the guitar in an orchestra. After graduating from high school, she went to Moscow and immediately entered the VGIK Institute of Cinematography, where she studied from 1963 to 1967. She made her film debut after her second year at the institute, in 1965, in a small role in the film Taiga Troopers. Her works include Bolshoy (2017), The Seagull (1972), It Can't Be! (1975), and the TV series Esenin (2005).
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