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Vonny Anggraini (b. 1973)

Alias:
Vonny Anggaini

Born:
March 27, 1973

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Vonny Anggraini (born on March 27, 1973) is an Indonesian movie and theatre actor. International reviewers praised her stunningly powerful acting in several short films, such as Ruwatan (2019), which was a nominee for Best Short Film in Palm Spring Film Festival 2020 and won Best Dramatic Short in Woods Hole Film Festival 2021, and Lasagna (2019), which won as Remi Winner in 53rd WorldFest Houston International Film Festival.  A naturally talented and versatile actor, she has performed in theatre since her 1st year of college at the University of Indonesia. She decided to be a professional actor in 2012 with theatre performances, and her first movie credited appearance was 'Wanita Tetap Wanita' in 2013, an omnibus drama movie produced by R1 Pictures.  Since then, until 2025 she has played the leading and supporting roles for 50 movies, more than 100 shorts, series, advertisements, music videos, also presented dozens of videos for educational purposes.

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