Liza Boyarskaya was born in St. Petersburg in 1985 and grew up in a well-known family of performing arts. Her father was a heartthrob in the Russian film industry in his early years, and her mother was also a charming and beautiful actress. Not only her parents are closely related to the show business circle, but Poyarskaya is the ninth family in the film industry. Actors. However, even if the family star folds, Poyarskaya did not intend to be a film at first, but determined to work in the fields of journalism and public relations. At the age of 13, her father was invited to appear in the album due to a temporary lack of people to play a rebellious daughter of a wealthy family, unexpectedly letting people see her over-aged mature acting skills and the star traits inherited from her parents.
Even though all parties were amazed by her debut, Poyarskaya still did not change her ambitions, but after she entered the journalism school as she wished, her heart began to shake. Just two months before the exam, Poyarskaya decided to take over the heroine of the stage play, and after the end of the semester, she transferred to the St. Petersburg State Academy of Drama. She was taught by the well-known dramatist Lev Dodin in school, and her solid and rigorous training allowed her to develop a profound drama foundation and be able to handle all kinds of roles. Among them , the brilliant performance in " king lear ", more She won the St. Petersburg Theater Award.
In 2004, Poyarskaya performed internationally in the film " Der Untergang " and became famous in the international film industry when he was under 20 years old. In 2006, determined to challenge herself, she was bold and completely naked in the movie "Soviet Park". Her dedicated performance made her name no longer attached to her father's halo and became the most watched movie in Russia. Glamour actress.
Poyarskaya plays the heroine Anna in the film. At a celebration ball, she met Aleksandr Vasilyevich Kolchak, a famous admiral of the admiral. Even though this war hero is her husband’s fellow comrade-in-arms, although the two have their own marriages, the secular restraints cannot stop them from their momentary admiration. When Aleksandr Vasilyevich Kolchak was exiled to the frontier by the Russian Red Army in power, Anna also decided to desperately stepped onto the front line and wanted to be with her lover.
