Bojana Maljevic

Bojana Maljevic (1974) is an actress, producer, writer, University Professor, and co-founder of the production company Monte Royal Pictures International. She graduated acting at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts (University of Belgrade), and at the same University completing her PhD research studies on the management of the media (Risks In Film Industry). She starred in numerous television series and in more than 20 films: "Boulevard of Revolution," "Rage", "Knife," "In the Middle of Nowhere," "On the Beautiful Blue Danube", "So Hot Was the Cannon" and others. For major roles, she won numerous awards at national film festivals. She produced the film "Rage," "Sisters", "Gram. Kilogram. Ton", as well as the continuation of the cult TV series "Open Doors", which entered the history of television for gathering the same actor / author team, after nearly two decades after, with 36 new episodes - which is a benchmark in our industry. Bojana produced TV drama mini-series "The Mould" and long TV drama/mystery called "The Debt of The Sea" (34 episodes). Now she is preparing new seasons of these TV series. She won the recognition of the United Nations (UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Organized Crime), for the film "Sisters" and humane campaign "Blue Heart", which is implemented in Serbia and the region, and whose theme is a human trafficking. She is increasingly engaged in writing scripts for drama series and films, combined with mystical, magical and other elements. Bojana lives in Belgrade, Serbia, plays mostly in Belgrade theaters. She is the mother of two sons.