Yana Troyanova

Yana Aleksandrovna Troyanova (Russian: Троянова, Яна Александровна; born 12 February 1973) is a Russian theater and film actress, director. Her film credits include "Zhit", "Volchok" and "Kokoko". Troyanova directed the short film "Ryadom".[1]

Yana Troyanova
Born
Yana Aleksandrovna Mokritskaya

(1973-02-12) 12 February 1973
p. Lechebnyy Sysertsky District,
Sverdlovsk Oblast, USSR
Occupationactress
Years active2007 – present
Spouse(s)Vassily Sigarev

Biography

Yana Mokritskaya was born in posyolok Lechebnyy Sverdlovsk Oblast. Before studying at the Ekaterinburg Theatre Institute in the Anisimova studio, Yana studied at the Faculty of Philosophy of the Ural State University.[2]

She is married to the playwright and film director Vassily Sigarev.

In 2009, Kinotavr won the prize for Best Actress in the film Sigareva "Volchok". In addition, it has been nominated for the award "White Elephant" and «Asia Pacific Screen Awards».

In 2014 was the directorial debut of Yana Troyanova. At the film festival "Kinotavr" Short participated in the competition of her film "Ryadom".

Filmography
Year Title Original Title Role Notes
2007 Sakhar based on the poem by Paul Eluard Russian: "Сахар" main role short film
2009 Wolfy[3] Russian: "Волчок" Mother
2012 Zhit[4] Russian: "Жить" Grishka
2012 "A hundred ways to win at Kinotavr" Russian: "Сто способов победить на Кинотавре" Yana Troyanova short film
2012 Kokoko[5] Russian: "Кококо" Vika
2012 Celestial Wives of the Meadow Mari[6] Russian: "Небесные жёны луговых мари" Orika
2015 The Land of Oz Russian: ""Страна ОЗ"" Lenka
2015 Rooster Russian: "Петух" the Registrar short film
2016 Korotche Russian: "Короче" main role
2016 Olga Russian: "Ольга" Olga television series
2017 Z "Z" Lera short film

See also

References and notes
  1. Ryadom (original title)
  2. Евгений Кривцов (2013). "Встреча с актрисой Яной Трояновой". Портреты (in Russian). Russia-K. Retrieved 2017-04-21.
  3. Volchok (original title)
  4. Zhit (original title)
  5. Kokoko (original title)
  6. Nebesnye zheny lugovykh mari
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