
Tanja Bošković
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Tanja Boskovic is a Serbian actress/ Tanja was born in Belgrade. She lived in Arandjelovac until his seventeenth year, and then in Belgrade, a short time in New York. Velizar father, was the director and high school, and mother Ivanka. He has a sister Slavenka. He has two children: daughter Lana and son Djordje. Tanja Boskovic, doyen of Serbian theater, has over thirty years of a long and fruitful theater, TV and film career. High school and graduated from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belg...
Known For
Filmography

The Final Lap
2025

That's Toma
2021
as Herself

The Living Man
2021
as Đina
Felix
2021
as Hermina

Fifth Butterfly
2014
as Melanija

Tomorrow
2014
as Majka

The Path Covered in Roses
2013
as Kneginja Milica

Electrically Powered Music
2009
as Himself
The Last Audience
2008
as Nina

Theater at Home
2007
as Snežana Nikolajević

Claused Freedom
2006
as Inge van den Bruk

Scaffold
2004
as Nevesta 2

I Think the World of You
2003
as Leposava

Operation Tiger
2002
as Jelena Grgurović

Visa for the Future
2002
as Sofija Jović

Normal People
2001
as Mirina majka

War Live
2000
as Ministarka

Flashback
1997
as Klara

Balkan Rules
1997
as Majka

The Gambler
1993
as Miss Blanche

Happy People
1993
as Lola Golubović

Manifesto
1988
as Olympia

Ever-Ready Women
1987
as Bombica
The Last Story
1987

The Unfortunate Kafina
1984
as Princeza Kafina

The Little Train Robbery
1984
as Tatjana Petrovna

Balkan Express
1983
as Lili

The Man with Four Legs
1983
as Daša

The Petty Bourgeois
1983
as Jelena Nikolajevna Krivcova, udovica

Outrage
1982
as Eva

Belgrade Then and Now
1982
as Sobarica II

Stories from the Workshop
1982
as Glumica

Sixth Gear
1981
as Glumica

Kiss, Kiss, But Don't Lose Your Head
1981
as Gizi

Once Upon a Love
1981

Old Belgrade
1981

The Circus of the Seven Young Men
1981

Handymen, Handymen
1980
as Bosa

The Man to Kill
1979
as Elfa

The Trophy
1979

Occupation in 26 Pictures
1978
as Pina

Dark Echoes
1977
as Tanya

The Wind
1974
as Radmila Marjanović

Free Translation of The Misanthrope
1974
as Selimena