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 ---
(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