Roza Anagnosti
Roza Anagnosti (born 27 October 1943) is an Albanian film and stage actress, and the wife of director Dhimitër Anagnosti. She is known for "Fijet që priten" (1976), "Mësonjëtorja" (1980) and "Detyrë e posaçme" (1963). Life and career. Anagnosti started her career at the Migjeni Theater in Shkodra. At 20, she became a movie actress with the role of a teacher in the film "Special Duty" (K. Dhamo, 1963). A year later she played the role of File in "Our Land" (H. Hakani, 1964). In 1966 she worked in the film debut of filmmakers Dhimiter Anagnosti and Viktor  Gjika, in "The Commissar of Light". After this film, Roza and Dhimitri married and lived in Tirana. This was the beginning of an important period in her career, with numerous roles at the National Theater in Tirana and in film. Anagnosti played in over 20 films including "Old Wounds" (Anagnosti, 1969), "The Waiting Thread" (M. Fejzo, 1976) for which she won the 1977 Medal of the Festival, "Mesonjetorja" (M. Fejzo, 1979), where she won best actress and the 1981 Festival Cup. With the film "The Way of Freedom" she won the Second Medal. Other films include "The Deal" 1972, "The  Youngest City in the World" 1974, "In Our Home" 1979, "First Appointment Day" 1981, "Red Besa" 1982, "Taulanti Wants a Sister" 1984, 1985, "The Invisible World" 1987, "My Family" 1987, "Murder on Hunting" 1987, "Reconstruction" 1988, "The Return of the Dead Army" 1989, "The Only" 1990. Anagnosti holds the title Deserved Artist and Great Worker Masters.