Dóra Sztarenki

'Dóra Sztarenki' (qv) was born on November 2, 1991. She is a Hungarian actress and dancer. She is the daughter of actor, director and art director Pál Sztarenki. Dóra graduated from the Hungarian Dance Academy. While being a professional dancer she also spends time as a dance teacher. She stepped into the acting-world with the role of 'Zsófi' in the series _Terápia (2012)_ (qv).Dóra appears in several theatrical productions and television films as well as in cinema. Her first portrayal on the movie screen was the above-mentioned 'Zsófi' in _Terápia (2012)_ (qv) who is a self-contained 16-year old girl with borderline personality disorder with several aspects of her life being the sources of her struggle. Dóra have given life to diverse characters such as 'Kisrózsi' - a newlywed in a Hungarian countryside village at the time of WWII - in _1945 (2017)_ (qv), 'Ági' - a victim of a serial killer - in _Strangled (2016)_ (qv), 'Dia' - a kickboxer - in _The Sound of Concrete (2015)_ (qv) or 'Gabi' - a student fighting for survival on a rafting tour - in _A legyözhetetlenek (2013)_ (qv). Meanwhile in theater she portrays the nervous wife in 'Az asszony beleszól' (The missis ways in) set in the 1930s Hungary, several characters in the self-searching bildungsroman 'Mellettem elférsz' (You may be beside me) and plays 'Margaret', the niece of Edward II in Christopher Marlowe's 'II. Edward' furthermore proving her versatility and talent.::David Emho