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Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Gender

Female

Birthday

1967-02-16

Place of Birth

Baku - Azerbaijan - USSR

Tamila Koulieva

Biography

Tamilla Fakhraddinovna Kulieva (Russian: Тамилла Фахраддиновна Кулиева‎‎, Baku, February 16, 1967) is a Greek-Russian actress of theater, film and television. She studied directing at the Moscow State University of Culture and acting at the Moscow State University of Cinematography (VGIK), where she received a master's degree in Fine Arts. While teaching improvisation techniques at the same University, she was an active member of the theater group "Uzatsovka" in Moscow and participated in four Russian films. Since 1992, she has been teaching, according to the methods of "Michael Chekhov", acting and improvisation in many drama schools, at the National Theater of Greece as well as the State Theater of Northern Greece. She was a member of the jury at the Thessaloniki International Film Festival (chaired by Otar Iosseliani) and at the Athens International Film Festival “Premiere Nights” (chaired by Max von Sydow). She has received the UNESCO Gold Medal for Arts, Letters and Sciences. She is an honorary member of the Baku Slavic University (BSU). She has been honored as a benefactor for her continuous contribution by the Hadjikyriake Foundation for Child Protection. She was a presenter of the documentary series “Athens Calls Moscow”, which was her own idea, on ERT, the public broadcaster of Greece.

Known for

Agios Erotas

Agios Erotas

A young priest and professor of theology upsets a small town upon his arrival. Apart from charm, however, it also hides secrets. No one knows the real reason it is there. And no one can predict, least of all himself, that the young daughter of the most powerful man in the area will prove to be his greatest test.

Γυναίκα Χωρίς Όνομα

Γυναίκα Χωρίς Όνομα

Two women fight till the end for the life they have stolen from them

Pagidevmenoi

Pagidevmenoi

A lawyer and a District Attorney meet and are forced to work together to find the real culprit. However, they have a completely different philosophy of life. For Dimitris, Law and Justice are the same. For Anna, the Law is one thing and Justice is another. Trapped in a labyrinth of secrets, they search to find a way out. Through a labyrinthine path of emotions, they search for the truth. However, none of them will be able to distinguish reality from illusion. Who are the real perpetrators and who are the moral perpetrators?

If You Love Me

If You Love Me

A young doctor, Nadia, tries to serve her profession without abandoning her family and love. However, a tragic event at the beginning of the story will overturn all the apparent balances of her life and will bring her to the center of powerful conflicts and revelations, through which she will meet a great love in the person of the man who thirsts for revenge for the death of his sister...

San Oikogeneia

San Oikogeneia

Four young children have grown up together in an orphanage in Nicosia. Two boys and two girls. These children were not adopted, they stayed alone, and when they matured and left the Foundation, they decided to give each other what they needed most ... a family. Common point of all, that they have never searched their own. The reason is that they fear the rejection of their parents for the second time. Among them, an unloved love ... When one of the four hurts and needs a transplant, the other three in the face of danger will be forced to look for a compatible donor. Potential candidates will be his parents ... So they exchange their folders and they look for each other's family! They swear not to reveal anything to each other until they learn the truth about their parents. Until they learn why they left them ...

The Life I Didn't Live

The Life I Didn't Live

A woman who did not experience a carefree youth. A romance that arrived unexpectedly, at the wrong time. When she attempts to make up for lost time and reclaim the life she never lived, she must pay the price. The series' protagonist—a Greek refugee from Odessa—married a much older man at sixteen and had a son with him. He constantly cheated on her and eventually left her for a younger woman. She raised her son on her own and, now forty-five, has finally got her life in order.

Dark Sea

Dark Sea

A dark hero with memory gaps tries to prove his innocence. Alone against all. Faced with invisible mechanisms of power and a web of family secrets and personal passions.

Αύριο θα ξέρουμε

Αύριο θα ξέρουμε

Smyrna my Beloved: The Series

Smyrna my Beloved: The Series

Filio Williams, an elderly Greek-American woman, rushes to Mytilene with her granddaughter Helen to offer support to Syrian refugees. No one knows her background; no one knows that her grandmother—Filio Baltatzi, a native of Smyrna—had once found herself on that very same island, a persecuted refugee. A small notebook containing the recipes of her namesake grandmother unfolds the turbulent history of the cosmopolitan Baltatzi family, a story shaped by the tragic international events that determined the fate of entire nations. Across time and space, different generations of women from the same family are united by the threads of history. Past and present merge into one.

Palirroia

Palirroia

Όσο υπάρχει αγάπη

Όσο υπάρχει αγάπη

Το σπίτι δίπλα στη θάλασσα

Το σπίτι δίπλα στη θάλασσα

Smyrna

Smyrna

Members of the Baltatzis family recount the 1922 burning of Smyrna, Greece, including the assault on vibrant Greek and Armenian communities.

Tailor

Tailor

A coming-of-old-age story of an eccentric Tailor who doesn't quit fit into the world and has isolated himself into the attic of the family's tailoring shop. On the verge of losing everything, he finally gets triggered: with a wondrously strange bricolage coach-a tailor shop on wheels- he reinvents his life and his craft. He changes the brides of Athens and falls in love for the first time in his 50s.

Metéora

Metéora

In a monastery set on the top of sandstone pillars young monk Theodoros and nun Urania find themselves physically drawn to one and other after devoting their lives to the strict rituals and practises of the monasteries. Below them the eternal cycle of farm-life provides a strong contrast to their lives and they are forced to choose between human desire and spiritual devotion