Rahela Ferari
Born
27 August 1911 (114)
Place of Birth
Zemun, Serbia
Also known as
Bella Rochel Fraynd
Biography
Rahela Ferari was a Serbian actress. She was born as the White Rohel Frajnd. Since 1930. to 1940. she worked in the Serbian National Theatre in Novi Sad, since 1940. to 1941. the Art Theatre in Belgrade. During the World War II she did not play. Since 1945. to 1947. was again performed in Novi Sad. Since the establishment of the Yugoslav Drama Theatre, 1947., she was the star of the theater. In Novi Sad played a major role in a variety of domestic and international repertoire. She was married...
Rahela Ferari was a Serbian actress. She was born as the White Rohel Frajnd. Since 1930. to 1940. she worked in the Serbian National Theatre in Novi Sad, since 1940. to 1941. the Art Theatre in Belgrade. During the World War II she did not play. Since 1945. to 1947. was again performed in Novi Sad. Since the establishment of the Yugoslav Drama Theatre, 1947., she was the star of the theater. In Novi Sad played a major role in a variety of domestic and international repertoire. She was married to actor Aleksandar Stojkovic.
Filmography (39)
Paradise
1993
Better Than Escape
1993
Say Why Have You Left Me?
1993
Tango Argentino
1992
Let's Make Love 3
1990
Tight Skin 3
1988
Manifesto
1988
Tight Skin 2
1987
The Harms Case
1987
Pretty Women Walking Through the City
1986
Five o'clock Tea
1984
Strangler vs Strangler
1984
Stairway to Heaven
1983
Tight Skin
1982
Some Other Woman
1981
National Class Category Up to 785ccm
1979
The Tiger
1978
Stardust
1976
Andra and Ljubica
1975
The Departure of Damjan Radovanovic
1974
Truckers
1973
Sweet Life, Serbian Style
1971
This Crazy World of Ours
1970
Uncle Vanya
1970
The Great Day
1969
The German Girl
1969
Over the Dead
1969
Before God and Man
1968
When the Pigeons Arrive
1968
I Even Met Happy Gypsies
1967
No Dead Allowed
1965
The First Citizen of a Small Town
1961
A Piece of Blue Sky
1961
Fourteenth Day
1960
Look for Vanda Kos
1957
The Sun Is Far Away
1953
Perfidy
1953
Ivo, the Monk
1951
Ivanov