Gorun Alina
Main achievement
Film producer. Founder of Ladydigital Production. Filmed in 17 productions in Hollywood.
About
Alina Gorun, born in 1995 in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, is a film actress who has made a name for herself in the international market, particularly in the United States of America. Her career includes roles in productions such as "American Satan" (Russian reporter), "American Violence" (Svetlana), "West of the 405" (Marie), and "Paradise City" (Lily's assistant), where she demonstrated versatility in various genres, from drama to road movies. She also acted in series like "French Connection" (Liliana, the killer) and TV pilots such as "Sleeping with Strangers," being a SAG-AFTRA member and recognized for her modeling and motion capture skills. She has collaborated with prestigious US talent agencies, including Players Talent Agency, LB Talent, and Cindy Romano, as well as MMG Model in New York and Los Angeles, where she currently resides with accommodation options in Miami and Chisinau. Her professional training includes courses at Margie Haber Studios, Howard Fine Acting Studio, and the Academy of Music, Theatre, and Fine Arts in Chisinau, where she studied the Stanislavski technique. She is fluent in English, Russian, Romanian, Spanish, French, and Italian, mastering Eastern European, French, and Russian accents, and possesses diverse skills such as horseback riding, martial arts, dancing, and firearms handling. From childhood, Alina displayed artistic talent through poetry and family performances in Chisinau, traits that propelled her towards Hollywood. With a height of 172 cm, dark brown hair, and grey-green eyes, she combines Eastern European beauty with professionalism, participating in events such as the premiere of "Hunt Club" at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles. Although detailed information about her personal life remains private, her success serves as an example for Moldovan women in the American film industry, where she has appeared in short films like "Shadow," "Jenny's Revenge," and "Bonnie."
