Teleaga Gabriela
Main achievement
Actress in Italy
About
Gabriela Teleaga, an actress with dual Moldovan and Italian citizenship, was born in 1996 in the Republic of Moldova and has built a promising career in Italian cinema. She debuted with roles in productions such as the feature film "Goffredo e l'Italia chiamò" (2022, directed by Angelo Antonucci), where she played a supporting character, and the short film "Freddo di Marzo" (2020, directed by Mario Spinocchio), in which she played a student drug dealer. She also appeared in "Karate Man" (2020, directed by Claudio Fracasso) as a hacker in a recurring role and in the advertising short film "Consegnam" (2021, directed by Daniele Barbiero), demonstrating versatility in genres such as action, martial arts, and educational films. A talented polyglot, Gabriela is fluent in Italian, English (including American and British variants), has a good command of Spanish, as well as other Slavic languages, French, Russian, and German at a school level, which allows her to undertake international projects. She studied acting at HT Studio De Santis (2019-2020) and was nominated in 2019 for "10 Top Short Movies" at the Salerno International Film Festival, Italy, where she presented a psychological thriller short film, her favorite genre, highlighting her passion for deep plots and stories that stimulate viewer reflection. She has collaborated with renowned Italian directors, contributing to the independent cinematic scene. Although details about her personal life remain private, Gabriela Teleaga's trajectory illustrates the determination of Moldovan women in European creative industries, migrating from the Republic of Moldova to Italy to pursue her artistic dream. Her career reflects the context of Eastern European artists in Italian cinema, where multiculturalism and rigorous training open doors to diverse roles, inspiring young women from Moldova to explore their creative talents internationally.
