Miculcina Anastasia
Main achievement
Actress from the Russian Federation. Known for the role of the criminal legend Sofia Bluvshtein, alias - Sonika Golden Hand
About
Anastasia Miculcina, born on August 4, 1983, in the city of Bender, Republic of Moldova, is a renowned actress who has built an impressive career in Russian cinema. Her notable debut came in 2006 with the leading role in the series "Son'ka – Zolotaya Ruchka," where she portrayed the legendary businesswoman Sofia Bliuvshtein, a character that brought her instant fame. Among her top achievements are roles in productions such as "A zori zdes' tihie..." (2015), where she played Sergeant Rita Oshianina, "Cold Shores" (2019) as Maria-Nadejda, and "Admiral Kuznetsov" (2024) in the role of Natalia Kazimirovna, demonstrating versatility in genres ranging from historical drama to thriller. After graduating from the St. Petersburg State Theatre Arts Academy in 2006, Anastasia collaborated with directors like Viktor Merezhko and appeared in over 35 projects, including popular Russian series such as "Mediator" (2021), "SMERSH 3 From the family of engineer Alexandru Ivanovici and educator Olga Veniaminovna, Anastasia has two older brothers, Rostislav and Ivan. The family moved to Saint Petersburg, where the actress began her studies. Her personal life remains discreet, with past relationships, including one with architect Igor Soloviov, but without any officially announced marriage or children. With a height of 1.74 m, she is active on social media and continues to be a prominent figure in Russian cinema, proudly representing her Moldovan roots.
