Anna Zarzhitskaya

My Street 20th March 1971 as Wardrobe checker at the institute

Doctor Vera 4th March 1968 as Nasedkin's wife

The Ugly Story 10th October 1966 as Woman in the crowd

The Man Who Doubts 31st December 1963 as Witness

Come Tomorrow... 3rd December 1962 as woman on the train (uncredited)

The Judgment 11th July 1962 as Villager

Introduction to Life 6th May 1962 as Conductor

Остров Ольховый 29th April 1962 as Local party committee member

49 Days 15th March 1962 as Secretary

Our Street 17th December 1961 as Martha

Velna ducis 29th November 1961 as Conductor

Resurrection 20th November 1960 as Prisoner

Resurrection 20th November 1960 as Arestantka

First Trials 28th July 1960

The First Date 13th June 1960 as Pavel Smurov's neighbour

The Military Secret 18th May 1959 as Child Camp Caretaker

Fellows 16th May 1959 as Clockmaking conveyor worker

On the Other Side 20th October 1958 as Liza's mother

The Variegateds Case 21st April 1958 as Safya Petrovna, dacha owner

Four 8th April 1958 as Neighbour of the Karpushin family

Duel 2nd December 1957 as Noblewoman

The Cranes Are Flying 12th October 1957 as Palyukaitis (uncredited)

Leningrad Symphony 26th September 1957 as Printing house worker

Stepan Kolchugin 10th July 1957 as Manya

Prolog 3rd December 1956 as Maid

Good Morning 26th May 1955 as Store clerk

Silvery Dust 18th October 1953 as Dedley's wife

The Inspector-General 1st December 1952 as Korobkina

Naval Battalion 1st April 1946 as Nastya

Military Secret 12th March 1945 as Tonya, saboteur

Native Fields 7th February 1945

Red Tanks 1st January 1939 as Mother with child

Professor Mamlock 4th September 1938 as Hilda

Baltic Deputy 27th March 1937 as Stenographer

The Return of Nathan Becker 3rd December 1932 as Nata

Real Life 31st December 1930 as Vera Danilova, working woman

The New Babylon 18th March 1929 as Flower girl (uncredited)

Mill on the Edge of the Wood 26th October 1928 as Nadiyka, forester's daughter

Wandering Stars 2nd January 1928 as Prostitute

Tamilla 7th October 1927 as Tamilla