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Irina Dvorovenko: movies and roles | Newyorkmatrix

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Irina Dvorovenko

Ballet dancer

Born: August 28, 1973, Kyiv (age 53)
Occupation: Ballet dancer, Actor
Known for: Verity

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Verity (2026): cast, story, release date and box office

Verity (2026) is an erotic psychological thriller based on a novel, with a complex story of love, guilt, and secrets.

By Entertainment Desk · Oct 12, 2026, 6:48 AM

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