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Home/People/Olya Zueva
Olya Zueva profile photo
Born
Jul 23, 1987
Age 38
Place of Birth
Vladivostok, USSR (Russia)
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female

Career Highlights

5
Movies
2
TV Shows
2
Directed
Also Known As
Ольга Зуева
Olga Zueva
IMDb Profile

Olya Zueva

Acting

Biography
Director, actress. Born in Vladivostok. From 2006-2016 lived and worked in New York. Received actor’s training at the famous school of Susan Batson, studied at the film faculty at The New School. In parallel to her studies appeared in episodic roles (e.g., in the series “Orange is the New Black”), played the lead role in Anna Melikian’s short “Such a Mood. Bach’s Adagio and a Small Fragment from the Life of the Girl Lena”, scripted and directed short films. In 2016 moved to Moscow. In 2018 played the leading female role in the film “The Coach”.
In the Hood poster

In the Hood

as Lida
2018
The Coach poster

The Coach

as Varya
2018
A Mood Like That, Bach’s Adagio and Several Episodes from the Life of the girl Lena poster

A Mood Like That, Bach’s Adagio and Several Episodes from the Life of the girl Lena

as Lena
2014
Love Is Strange poster

Love Is Strange

as Eugenia
2014
Salt poster

Salt

as Chenkov's Mother
2010