Gracija Filipović Biography: Age, Net Worth, Siblings, Films, Awards, Height, Parents, TV Series, Boyfriend

 Gracija Filipović is a Croatian actress whose captivating performances have positioned her as one of Europe’s most promising talents.

Born in Dubrovnik, she began acting in theater as a child and gained international acclaim for her lead role as Julija in Murina (2021), directed by Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović, which won the Caméra d’Or at Cannes.

Profile

• Full Name: Gracija Filipović
• Stage Name: Gracija Filipović
• Born: October 25, 2002
• Age: 23 years old
• Birthplace: Dubrovnik, Croatia
• Nationality: Croatian
• Occupation: Actress, Model
• Height: Unknown
• Religion: Unknown
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Filipović
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Nikola Rojnić
• Children: None
• Relationship: Dating
• Net Worth: $100,000 to $1 million

Early Life and Education

Gracija Filipović was born on October 25, 2002, in Dubrovnik, Croatia, a coastal city known as the “pearl of the Adriatic.” Her ethnicity is Croatian, with possible Italian and Czech descent, according to some sources, though unverified.

Little is known about her parents or siblings, as she keeps her family life private. Growing up in Dubrovnik, she was surrounded by a tourism-driven environment, which she later critiqued in interviews for its impact on Croatian identity. Her disciplined approach to balancing academics and acting reflects her determination to avoid being “put in boxes.

Career

Gracija’s acting career began with her debut in the short film Mali debeli rakun (2013), directed by Barbara Vekarić, shot when she was 11. Her first significant role came in 2017 as Julija in Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović’s short film Into the Blue (U plavetnilo), where she played an emotionally scarred young woman reconnecting with her best friend.

The film won multiple awards, including a Special Mention at Berlinale’s Generation program, the Heart of Sarajevo for Best Short Film, and the Youth Jury Prize at Oberhausen, and was a finalist for the Student Academy Award.

Her collaboration with Kusijanović continued with her feature film debut as Julija in Murina (2021), a coming-of-age drama set on a Croatian island that follows a rebellious teenager navigating family tensions. Premiered at Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight, Murina won the Caméra d’Or for Best First Feature, and Gracija’s layered performance, enhanced by her scuba-diving and harpoon-wielding skills, earned her the 2022 Gotham Award for Breakthrough Performer.

She also appeared in Supertalent (2019), a Croatian TV series, as well as in other uncredited short films. Her work with Kusijanović has defined her early career, showcasing her ability to portray complex, defiant characters. Gracija is represented by Olivia Bell Management and has worked with stylist Ana Nikacevic for red-carpet appearances.

Awards & Nominations

• Gotham Independent Film Award for Breakthrough Performer (2022) – Won for Murina
• European Shooting Stars, Berlinale (2022) – Selected as one of 10 emerging European actors

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @gracijafilipovic

Personal Life

Gracija Filipović, 23, is reportedly in a relationship with Nikola Rojnić, though details remain private and unconfirmed. She has no children and is not married. Her height is not publicly known. While studying biology in Zagreb, she maintains strong ties to Dubrovnik, where she returned after filming Murina during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fluent in Croatian, Montenegrin, English, Serbian, and Bosnian,

Net Worth

Gracija Filipović’s estimated net worth is between $100,000 and $1 million, based on her roles in Murina, Into the Blue, and Supertalent, as well as festival appearances and minor modeling work. The Croatian film industry’s smaller scale limits earnings, but her international recognition, including her Berlinale Shooting Stars selection, boosts her potential.

Filmography

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  Mali debeli rakun (2013, Short Film) – Supporting Role
• Into the Blue (U plavetnilo) (2017, Short Film) – Julija
• Murina (2021) – Julija

TV Series:

• Supertalent (2019) – Supporting Role