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Neda ArnericSerbian actress.
Date of Birth: 15.07.1953
Country:  Serbia |
Content:
- Early Life and Education
- Film Debut and Early Career
- Awards and Recognition
- Political Career
- Selected Filmography
Early Life and Education
Neda Arnerić is a Serbian actress born and raised in Serbia. She graduated from the Academy of Theater, Film and Television in Belgrade, where she honed her acting skills.
Film Debut and Early Career
Arnerić made her film debut in 1966 with the movie "San" (Dream). Over the years, she has starred in numerous films, including "A Bit, More, and Passionately" (1971), "Shaft in Africa" (1973), and "The Uzicka Republic" (1974).
Awards and Recognition
Arnerić has received several awards for her contributions to cinema. In 1977, she won the Silver Arena Award at the Pula Film Festival. In 1978, she received the Empress Theodora Award in Niš. In 2010, the Association of Film Artists of Serbia presented her with the Pavle Vuisić Award for her overall impact on Serbian cinema.
Political Career
Arnerić was a former member of the National Assembly of Serbia, representing the Democratic Party. However, she retired from politics following a scandal involving remote voting, which was illegal in the Serbian Parliament at the time.
Selected Filmography
- "A Bit, More, and Passionately" (1971)- "Shaft in Africa" (1973)
- "The Uzicka Republic" (1974)
- "Who's That Singing Over There" (1980)
- "Taiwanese Canasta" (1985)
- "Haloa: The Celebration of Whores" (1988)
- "Unclean Blood" (1996)
- "Heavenly Fishhook" (1999)
- "Natasha" (2001)
- "Trade Me" (2007)
