Behind the creative career of actress Maria Kapustinskaya today there are already dozens of film works, among which there are very serious and characteristic characters. However, it is better known to the general public for participating in the youth TV series "OBZh" and "High School Students".
A native of the Northern capital and a native of a family far from the world of cinema, Maria Kapustinskaya, is currently at the peak of her creative career. Her latest film project is the series New Life, where she shines with Anton Khabarov and Valeria Lanskaya. However, in spite of the reputation of the “serial” actress, her filmography is quite full of full-length feature films, among which the audience especially noted the following: “The Past Can Wait, ” “Letters on Glass” and “The Phantom of the County Theater”.
Biography and creative career of Maria Kapustinskaya
On December 2, 1985, a future movie star was born in the city on the Neva. From early childhood, Masha showed her artistic nature, actively playing music and entering the stage of the "Raffle" theater. And therefore, no one was surprised that after receiving a certificate of secondary education, she entered the famous St. Petersburg Academy of Theater Arts, which she successfully graduated in 2007.
Maria Kapustinskaya’s cinematic debut took place at school, when she first appeared on the set of the OBZh project (2000-2005), coping well with the role of Masha. And then there was the series “High School Students” (2006-2010), where the character of Veronica really liked the teenagers and their parents in our country. These two youth film projects made the aspiring actress very popular and recognizable.
And in 2011, Maria Kapustinskaya got her first major role in the series “Oncoming Current”, where in the image of a police lieutenant she reveals the most complicated crimes. Currently, her professional portfolio contains several dozens of films, among which I especially want to highlight the following: "Opera-2. Chronicles of the slaughter department" (2006), "Young Evil" (2007), "Sorcerer's Dolls" (2008), "One You love "(2009), " Loner "(2010), " Shaman "(2011), " Cargo "(2012), " Coma "(2013), " Pregnancy Test "(2014), " Ascent to Olympus "(2015)
