NationalityUkraine
LanguagesRussian (mother tongue), Ukrainian (fluent), English (good)
Born2004, Kharkiv; Ukraine, Ukraine, Kharkivska oblast
Age range17 - 30
Height174 cm
Ethnic typesMiddle Europe, Slavic/Eastern European, Southern European / Mediterranean (dark)
Place of residenceOberhausen - North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)
Work permitEuropean Union
Languages Russian (mother tongue), Ukrainian (fluent), English (good)
Dialects Ukraine (fluent)
Accents American (basic)
Dance Choreography (good), National dances (good), Polka (good), Rock 'n' roll (basic)
Singing. Jazz (good), Traditional folk (good)
Vocal pitch / Dubbing voice Baritone
Musical instruments Guitar (basic), Piano (basic)
Sports Gym (very good), Cycling (good), Fencing (good), Martial Arts (good), Taekwondo (basic)
Age range 17 - 30
Height 174 cm
Build Athletic
Weight 63 kg
Colour of eyes Brown
Colour of hair Brown/Black
Hair style wavy short
Twin No
Ethnic types Middle Europe, Slavic/Eastern European, Southern European / Mediterranean (dark)
Tattoo None
Piercing None
Glasses No
Scars None
Denys Rybak
Directed by
Psychologist
Ongoing Supporting Actor
An absurdist comedy about office workers in Ukraine navigating personal trauma amidst the war. I played the supporting role of a Psychologist—a character struggling with deep self-doubt and imposter syndrome while desperately trying to fix everyone else's lives. Additionally, I served as the Director of Photography, crafting a visual style that captures the tension of a workplace descending into madness as the boss initiates a "cleansing ritual."
Oleksandr Kyryienko.
Directed by
A friend of the main character and a witness to the murder.
Cameo
A friend of the main character and a witness to the murder.
Serhii Krymskyi
Directed by
Myshko Kozachok
Cameo
Myshko Kozachok — suspected of murdering his girlfriend.
Anastasia Korchenkova
Directed by
Dmytro is a surgeon and the husband of the main heroine
Star of Episode
Dmytro is a surgeon and the husband of the main heroine. He tries to understand what is happening to his wife and help her, despite being a skeptic who does not believe in supernatural events affecting their lives.
"32.3" Creative Union
Network/Distributor: "Bardak" Independent Short Film Festival.
Short film
Comedy
Denys Rybak
Directed by
Psychologist
Ongoing Supporting Actor
An absurdist comedy about office workers in Ukraine navigating personal trauma amidst the war. I played the supporting role of a Psychologist—a character struggling with deep self-doubt and imposter syndrome while desperately trying to fix everyone else's lives. Additionally, I served as the Director of Photography, crafting a visual style that captures the tension of a workplace descending into madness as the boss initiates a "cleansing ritual."
Adrian Kobets
Directed by
Nik
Ongoing Leading Part
The Cult" is the second feature film produced in Kharkiv, Ukraine, during the full-scale war. I played the lead role of Nick, an estranged young man who inherits a house from his aunt—the only relative who truly cared for him. Upon moving to the village, Nick discovers the locals belong to a sinister cult. My portrayal focused on his transition from a neglected, lonely outsider to a sacrificial victim in a horrifying ritual involving an ancient entity.
Afilmans Production
Network/Distributor: Afilmans Studio
Short film
Horror
Adrian Kobets
Directed by
Kirill
Ongoing Leading Part
Played the lead role of Kyrylo in the short film "The Neighbor with the Inverted Head." This project is a horror that explores surreal themes. My character, Kyrylo, is a central figure whose journey drives the narrative. The role required a nuanced performance to balance the film's unique visual style with emotional depth.
Adrian Kobets and Denis Rubak
Directed by
Commercial Host / Presenter / Screenwrite / Producer / Editor
Actor in Episode
This project began in 2021 as a collaborative horror story with my fellow acting students. While the full-scale war disrupted the original production, I decided to independently complete the film using the existing 2021 footage. Through the editing process, the narrative evolved into a completely different and unique story than originally planned. I am proud to present this reimagined vision, which reflects both the project’s origins and its transformation through challenging times.
Kharkiv Academic Ukrainian Drama Theatre named after H. Kvitka-Osnovianenko
Theatre: Kharkiv Academic Ukrainian Drama Theatre named after H. Kvitka-Osnovianenko
Theatre
Theatrical comedy
Volodymyr Dzhura
Directed by
Oleksii
Ongoing Leading Part
Oleksii (Lead) Description: A modern-day interpretation of the classic character. In this contemporary adaptation, Oleksii is portrayed as a young man facing the challenges of today's world while fighting for his love.