‏Anna Biani‏

Anna Biani, a native of Tbilisi, Georgia, began her acting career at the age of 6, appearing in a number of commercials as well as a documentary. In 2005, at the age of 14, she landed her first big role as a lead actress in a short film called "If This Day Never Happened" (2006), directed by her sister Khatuna Giorgobiani.

In 2008, Anna won a lead role in the historical feature film "Cinka Panna" (2008), where she plays the famous 18th Century Hungarian gypsy violinist Cinka Panna. The film was directed by Dusan Rapos and produced by Aron Sipos and Katarina Vanzurová. "Cinka Panna" won a Golden Palm award at the 2009 Mexico International Film Festival.

Since then, Anna has acted in theater plays, improv comedy performances, and a series of short films - "Sendpoint" (Leonardo Corbucci), "Loverly" (Katerina Moutsatsous). In the summer of 2011, she landed roles in Charles Matthau's "Freaky Deaky", sharing screen time with Andy Dick, Brenda Urquhart's "Kessler's Lab", and in 2012 - Natalie Bible's "Windsor Drive".

In 2014 Anna played a lead in Christopher Coppola's feature "Sacred Blood", including a stellar cast of stars (Bai Ling, Michael Madsen, Kato Kaelin). The film made it in the top ten must-see films at the 38th Mill Valley Film Festival.

Anna Biani's directorial debut "G-4" showcases a dance performance, choreographed by Brian Friedman (The X Factor UK/USA, America's Got Talent). Her first feature film titled "Train", which she is working on together with her sister Khatuna Giorgobiani, is scheduled for filming in 2017.

Anna is the daughter of a Georgian film director Besarion Giorgobiani. In addition to playing drums, bass guitar, writing poetry and prose, screenplays, and novels; Anna received an award for scholastic achievement, bestowed upon her by none other than the president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, in 2008.