Yana Mulder
Yana Mulder, actress and TV reporter, was born in Ulyanovsk and raised in Magadan, Russian Federation. Currently, she is receiving her Master's in Journalism from Columbia University in the City of New York. In 2014 she graduated from the Modern Academy of Humanities and Moscow Institute of Radio and TV Broadcasting, majoring in linguistics and journalism. Since graduating, Mulder has worked in Moscow and New York for several television networks. After immigrating to the US in 2016, she decided to pursue a full-time career in acting. Since, Yana has received a Best Comedic Actress award at the Southeast Regional Film Festival for Ivana Sukova in the Amazon Prime series Porte Richmond and multiple nominations from American and foreign film festivals for her dramatic and horror performances. Yana Mulder is married and resides with her husband in Manhattan, New York.
Yana Netreba
Yana Netreba is known for Sorry for Your Loss (2018), Next Level (2019) and Bathtubs Over Broadway (2018).
Yana Novikova
Yana Novikova is an actress, known for Plemya (2014), Polina i tayemnyzia kinostudiyi (2019) and Sanctuarium (2014).
Yana Orlova
Yana Orlova is known for Cosmic Love (2022).
Yana Penrose
Yana Penrose is known for Crossing Over (2017), Carnivore: Werewolf of London (2017) and Unveiling Maeva (2013).
Yana Popova
Yana Popova is an actress, known for Moscow Never Sleeps (2017), I Love America (2022) and Tallulah and Zelda (2019).
Yana Sardenberg
Yana Sardenberg was born on 25 September 1990 in Brazil. She is an actress, known for Tormento (2021), Luz do Sol (2007) and Malhação (1995).
Yana Titova
Yana Titova was born on February 26, 1983 in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. At the age of 14, while studying piano and singing in the prestigious Musical School in Plovdiv, she was cast as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet. Since then, acting has become her life. In 2007, Yana received her degree in acting from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts in Sofia. Yana became popular and wanted actress after her theater debut as Irina in Chekhov's Three Sisters, for which she earned Best Young Actress Bulgarian Theater Award- Askeer. She was invited to join both the Youth Theater and the National Theater "Ivan Vazov", where she portrayed many different characters, proving how versatile and diverse she is. Her talents were quickly noticed and she was invited to play lead roles in several films. For her film breakthrough role in Footsteps in the Sand, Yana received the Bulgarian Film Academy Award. By 2011, Yana was officially established as one of the leading women in Bulgarian cinema with her Bulgarian Film Academy Award and Golden Rose Film Festival Award role in drama Hunting Down Small Predators. This year, Yana went to Moscow International Film Festival to present her newest film Krapetz, which was in the main competition. She balanced the summer with two films in which she stars, Sound Hunters, where she plays glamorous and famous singer from the 1960's and 2cm South from the Temple, where her character is on the verge of a mental breakdown.
Yana Yanezic
Actress Yana Yanezic was born in Slovenia (former Yugoslavian republic) to a medical scientist (mother) and technologist-inventor (father). She started performing in ice-skating and ballet performances at the age of eight. Yana studied at Ballet Academy of Ljubljana-Slovenia, London Studio Centre UK, Royal Academy Of Dancing UK and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre. She started her career as a professional dancer in Slovenia, which extended to UK when being offered a talent sponsorship. Yana studied academics at Poljane Grammar School in Ljubljana - Slovenia, and at University of Ljubljana - Slovenia where she accomplished a degree in Economics. She speaks fluent English, Slovenian, Serbian, Croatian, conversational Italian and Russian. On the sports ground Yana is a Tae-Kwon-Do gold medalist and a passionate ice skater. She turned to acting after an extensive dance career.
Yana Yenzhayeva
Yana Yenzhayeva was born on 26 September 1994 in Saratov, Russia. She is an actress, known for Dark Spell (2021), Metod (2015) and Strazhnik (2023).