Salome Demuria, a remarkable and gifted person, made her grand entrance into the world on the first day of May, 1986, in Sokhumi, a city that was formerly part of Georgia, but is now under the administrative control of Russia, following the country's annexation in 2008.
As the years unfolded and Demuria's life continued to blossom, she embarked upon a remarkable journey that would ultimately lead her to the captivating city of Tbilisi, where she now makes her permanent residence.
Notably, the onset of her illustrious cinematic career was marked by a pivotal debut performance in the 2012 feature film "Chaika", a pivotal milestone that would set the stage for a long and distinguished trajectory in the world of filmmaking.
The exceptional talent of this individual did not escape the attention of the esteemed film community, as she was honored with a nomination for the prestigious Award for Best Female Lead at the renowned Berlinale, a coveted recognition that acknowledges outstanding achievements in the world of cinema.
The recognition she received only served to intensify her fervent enthusiasm and unwavering determination, prompting her to assume increasingly demanding and high-profile roles in cinematic productions such as "Steppe Man", a 2012 film, and "House of Others", in which she brought the character of Ira to life in 2016.
