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Ana Sofrenović

Acting

Born: 1972-09-18 in Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia

Biography

​Ana Sofrenović is a Serbian theatre and movie actress. She also sings jazz. Since 1999. she living in London with her husband, actor Dragan Mićanović and daughter, but she act in Serbia. In 1999. received the Empress Theodora at the film festival in Niš for Tijana role in the film Sky Hook.  In England he played in a series of Ultimate Force, The Vice and Holby City, where she played the character of Mary Shepherd since 2000. to 2002. year. As a singer Ana Sofrenović debuted with a cover song in the movie Why Have You Left Me, in 1993. Year  2005. she performed at  the 37th Bemus in the opera Orpheus and Eurydice. On January 2006. was performed at Carnegie Hall in New York in the concert, which was prepared by Meridith Monk.

Known For

The Librarians: The Next Chapter

The Librarians: The Next Chapter

Dr Kirch

The Vice

The Vice

Djemila

Ultimate Force

Ultimate Force

The Raven

The Raven

Lady Macbeth

Legionnaire

Legionnaire

Katarina

The Brothers Bloom

The Brothers Bloom

Charleston's Wife

Doctor Ray and the Devils

Doctor Ray and the Devils

Betty

Strange

Strange

Mina

Out Englishwoman

Out Englishwoman

Mlada Flora Sands

Cabaret Balkan

Cabaret Balkan

Devojka u vozu

Dirty Old Man

Dirty Old Man

Sky Hook

Sky Hook

Tijana

Two

Two

Love and Marriage

Love and Marriage

I Think the World of You

I Think the World of You

Lana

Falling in the Paradise

Falling in the Paradise

TV Announcer - English language school

Mathilde

Mathilde

Balkan Rules

Balkan Rules

Medena

A Balkan Noir

A Balkan Noir

Package Deal

Package Deal

Lina

Small World

Small World

dr. Ana Kostić

Premeditated Murder

Premeditated Murder

Jelena Ljubisavljević

Agi and Ema

Agi and Ema

Mama

Tango Is a Sad Thought to Be Danced

Tango Is a Sad Thought to Be Danced

Oksana Mihajlovna

Revolt

Revolt

TV voditeljka

The Touch

The Touch

Glavna sestra Gordana

February

February

Tijana

The Boys from Marx and Engels Street

The Boys from Marx and Engels Street

Majka Radmila