Jelisaveta Sablić
Biography
Jelisaveta "Seka" Sablić (Serbian Cyrillic: Јелисавета "Сека" Саблић; born 13 June 1942) is a Serbian actress. She had performed in theatre houses in Belgrade and on TV and film. She is the winner of major theatre awards in Serbia and former Yugoslavia.
Known For
Government Job
Grey Home
The Wedding
Unconquered City
In the Registrar's Office
Svetozar Markovic
Scent of Rain in the Balkans
Hotel Belgrade
All Movies (67)
- The Wedding2026
- Comedy on Three Floors2022 · as Živka
- One Hell of an Actor2021 · as Herself
- Hotel Belgrade2020 · as Baba Srebrenka
- The Sign2019 · as Sara
- The Factory2019
- The Black Pin2016 · as Baba
- Papi's Crew2015 · as Olga
- Simon Magus2013 · as Tonka Brnardić
- Technotise: Edit and I2009 · as Keva (voice)
- Obituary for Escobar2008 · as Žena
- Introduction to Employment2007 · as Mira Pacov
- Huddersfield2007 · as Ivanova majka
- Bal-Can-Can2005 · as Zumbula
- Scaffold2004 · as Žena
- Bare Ground2003 · as Elza
- Everything's for People2001 · as Kića
- St. Nicholas Day of 19011998 · as Persida Rogić
- The Wounds1998 · as Neighbour
- Love and Marriage1997 · as Jelka
- Dark Is the Night1995 · as Kosara Aškerc
- It Will Be Better1994 · as Seka
- Attack Against the Assembly1992 · as Milka Sokolović
- Sekula Innocent Accused1992 · as Desa
- Sekula Is Getting Married Again1991 · as Desa
- Balkan Perestroika1990 · as Drugarica Protić
- Poltroon1989 · as Amelija Kašiković
- Better Life1989 · as Seka Sekulović
- The Balkan Mass-Media Sciences1989 · as Drugarica Protić
- Tight Skin 31988 · as Simka Milivojević
- A Weekend of Deceased Persons1988 · as Sekretarka
- Toma Zdravkovic: I've Reached the Bottom (of Life)1987 · as Self
- Ever-Ready Women1987 · as Rajka
- Second Žika's Dynasty1986 · as Domaćica
- Sekula and His Women1986 · as Desa
- Part-Time Divorce1986 · as Seka
- Fat and Thin1985 · as Šećerovićka
- Indian Mirror1985 · as Ruža
- Strangler vs Strangler1984 · as Dobrila Škara
- The Moth1984 · as Luda rediteljka
- The Embraced1983 · as Hionija
- How I Was Systematically Destroyed by Idiots1983 · as Rita
- The Marathon Family1982 · as Kristina
- Belgrade Then and Now1982 · as Mileva & Lora
- My Part-Time Dad1982 · as Seka
- The Trojan Horse1982 · as Ilegalka
- A Great Guy at Heart1981 · as Živka, pomoćnica
- The Woman from Sarajevo1980 · as Jovanka
- Part-Time Work1980 · as Seka
- Belgrade Postcard of 19201980 · as Simka Majstorović, supruga
- Butterfly Cloud1977 · as Krckova majka
- House Therapy1977 · as Katica Marković, supruga
- Four Days to Death1976
- One Fine, Fine Day1975
- Andra and Ljubica1975 · as Milica Kovačević
- Backbone1975 · as Komšinica
- Thief's Comeback1975 · as Milutinova žena
- The End of the Week1975 · as Katica Marković
- The Bald Soprano1972 · as Mrs. Elizabeth Martin
- Gluttony1972 · as Tetka
- Plug Impermeable to Water1971 · as Rosa
- Burdush1970 · as Rajka
- Uncle Vanya1970 · as Sofija Serebrjakova
- Nurse Griselda's Night Watch1970 · as Sestra Grizelda
- The Cyclists1970 · as Golubica
- Crows1969 · as Olja
- Australia Is Far Away1969 · as Desa
All TV Shows (10)
- Hotel Belgrade2022 · as Baba Srebrenka
- Government Job2012 · as Jagodina mama
- Scent of Rain in the Balkans2010 · as Nona Salom
- United Brothers1996 · as Milena
- Grey Home1986 · as Gospođa koja je radila u Austriji
- Pedestrian in a Car1984
- Unconquered City1982 · as Seka
- In the Registrar's Office1974 · as Justa Medonić
- Three Men and Aunt— · as Milka
- Svetozar Markovic— · as Ilka Marković