Neborac Ana

About

Ana Neborac is a Franco-Moldovan actress who has built a notable career in French cinema starting in the 2010s. With a height of 173 cm and fluency in French, she has distinguished herself through collaborations with renowned directors and high-quality productions. Her acting training, undertaken between 2020 and 2021 at prestigious institutions such as Cours Cochet-Delavene and Studio Pygmalion, has consolidated her professional skills and prepared her for increasingly complex roles. Ana Neborac's earliest notable screen appearance dates back to 2014, when she starred in the film "Mercuriales" directed by Virgil Vernier, a production presented at the Paris Cinema Film Festival and later at other important festivals. She continued with roles in "Le Tournoi" (2014) and in the debut film "De l'or pour les chiens" (2019) by director Anna Cazenave Cambet, a production selected for the Semaine de la Critique in Cannes. Her portfolio has significantly expanded throughout the 2020s, including collaborations with international filmmakers such as Larry Clark for the short film "A Day in a Life" (2020), and appearances in prestigious television productions such as the series "Glória" (2021) and "À Mon Seul Désir" (2021). Represented by the AS Talents agency under the direction of Victoire du Closel, Ana Neborac has developed a diversified career combining cinema, short films, and television productions. Her professional activity from 2020-2025 demonstrates a consolidated integration into the French film industry, with participations in projects such as the series "Extra Lucide" (2024) and "Ponies" (2025), confirming her status as a recognized actress in contemporary French cinema.