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Maria Dinulescu
Born
2 May 1981
Place
Ploiesti, Romania
Acting

Maria Dinulescu

Maria Dinulescu (born May 2, 1981 in Ploieşti) is a Romanian actress.

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As actor

How She Didn't Die

2022 · A.

Far from Here

2017 · Sophia

Double

2016 · Alina

#Selfie 69

2016 · Sonia

Casanova, Female Identity

2010

Cinemaguerilla

2009 · Self

The Concert

2009 · Femme Genkine

Beyond America

2008 · Ingrid

Hooked

2008

California Dreamin'

2007 · Monica

Blood and Chocolate

2007 · Sexy Brunette in Red Dress

Andreea și Tramvaiul

2005 · Andreea

Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave

2005 · Shelby

Trafic

2004 · The girl

Weekend Millionaires

2004 · Miki

Never Enough

2004 · Claudia

C Block Story

2003 · Monica

17 Minutes Late

2002 · The Girl