Neda Spasojević
Birthday
1941/04/16
Day of death
1981/07/16 (40 years old)
Gender
Female
Place of Birth
Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Also know as
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Biography
Neda Spasojević (April 16, 1941 – July 16, 1981) was a notable Serbian actress best known for her performances in films such as When I Am Dead and Gone (1967), Traces of a Black Haired Girl (1972), and Walter Defends Sarajevo (1972). She was married to painter Bane Minić and had a daughter, Isidora Minić, who also became an actress. Throughout her career, Neda received several prestigious awards, including the Pula Film Festival Award for Best Debut in A Time of Love and the Golden Nymph at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival in 1969. She passed away in 1981 in Belgrade at the age of 40.
Acting
(1973) Miloje's Death
as Marija
(1965) Certified: No Mines
as Devojka u koloni (uncredited)
(1975) Violets
as Draginja
(1972) Walter Defends Sarajevo
as Mirna
(1978) The South Railway Battle
as Monahinja
(1967) When I Am Dead and White
as Lilica
(1969) The Gifts of My Cousin Maria
as Marija
(1972) Traces of a Black Haired Girl
as Slavica
(1975) Backbone
as ---
(1967) The Morning
as Marklena
(1971) The Macedonian Part of Hell
as Neda
(1968) There's Love, There's Not
as ---
(1971) Thirst
as Katerina
(1969) An Event
as Lugareva žena
(1966) The Time of Love
as (segment "Put")
(1974) Fear
as Mulatto
(1980) Lost Homeland
as Mada
(1979) Luka's Jovana
as Jakovljeva žena
(1978) The Scent of Earth
as Magda
(1969) Shameful Summer
as Marta
(1969) Mister Seal
as Samica
(1964) The Traitor
as ---
(1983) The Falcon
as Mara
(1974) Requiem for a Heavyweight
as Keri
(1981) The Death of Colonel Kuzmanovic
as Marija, ćerka Jelenina
(1974) Walter Defends Sarajevo
as Mirna