Julia Wieniawa embarked on an acting journey at a remarkably young age, making her debut at the renowned Roma Musical Theater in Warsaw, Poland. At the tender age of fifteen, she took her first bold step into the world of professional acting by attending a casting call, which ultimately led to her securing a pivotal role in the extremely popular and highly acclaimed Polish television series "rodzinka.pl". This groundbreaking opportunity not only catapulted her to instant fame but also served as a launching pad for a promising and illustrious career in the entertainment industry.
Julia's cinematic career reached a pivotal milestone with her standout performance in Patryk Vega's critically acclaimed film "Women of Mafia", marking a significant turning point in her trajectory as a rising star on the big screen. This breakthrough role was swiftly followed by a string of appearances in various cinema productions, including the thought-provoking drama "Small World" and the gripping psychological thriller "Suicide Room: The Hater", which garnered widespread acclaim and won a prestigious award at the esteemed Tribeca Film Festival.
The exceptionally gifted actress has not only left an indelible mark on the world of film, but has also made a significant impact on the small screen, as evidenced by her starring role in the acclaimed television series "Zawsze warto", a program that has garnered widespread critical acclaim and numerous accolades, including the prestigious Telekamera award, a distinction that is widely regarded as one of the most coveted and respected honors in the Polish television industry.
Julia has not limited her creative endeavors to a single medium, as she has also explored the realm of dubbing, utilizing her impressive vocal talents to bring characters to life in animated productions. One notable example of her dubbing work is her portrayal of Cinderella in the Polish adaptation of the enchanting film "Cinderella and the Secret Prince", where her voice brought warmth and charm to the beloved fairy tale character. Additionally, Julia has also lent her voice to the title character, Salma, in the heartwarming animated film "Salma's Big Wish", showcasing her impressive range and versatility as a voice actress.
Julia's artistic endeavors extend far beyond her on-screen presence, as she has had the opportunity to demonstrate her impressive theatrical abilities in a variety of productions. One such instance was her appearance in the Television Theater production "Dołęga-Mostowicz. Kiedy zamykam oczy", a testament to her versatility as a performer.
Furthermore, Julia has also taken the stage at the renowned Komedia Theatre in Warsaw, starring in the play "Dom Lalki 2". This experience undoubtedly honed her skills and prepared her for her upcoming role.
As of February 2023, Julia will be joining the talented team at the Garnizon Sztuki Theater in Warsaw, where she will be starring in the play "Gra", directed by the accomplished Norbert Rakowski. This latest venture promises to be an exciting new chapter in Julia's already impressive career.
