Aleksandra Zorich Hunt

Aleksandra Zorich (Hunt) was born surrounded by Hollywood history in the shadows of MGM and Culver City Studios in Culver City, California. The daughter of two noteworthy Serbian's, her father was Aleksandar Zoric a Cyclist who rode for Yugoslavia at the 1948 Olympic Games and was the first winner of the prestigious Course De La Paix. His father was killed fighting in support of Tito, and Zoric himself lost an eye in 1945 during the bombing of Belgrade. Aleksandra's mother, Nada Zoric is also a well known artist regularly showcasing her work in Malibu, the US and abroad. Alekandra's grandfather, General Dragoljub Lukovic in the Serbian army, escaped a Concentration camp ultimately reuniting with his wife Margrite Matz in Gary, Indiana. Margrite is the granddaughter of the Esterhazy royal family. Margrite survived the Nazi invasion of Yugoslavia, and the Communist regimes despite her Austrian/Jewish lineage. Growing up in Agoura Hills, California, Aleksandra Zorich Hunt has enjoyed a successful career in Real Estate often catering to clientele in the Entertainment industry. Cultivating a second career in the film industry, Aleksandra was Executive Producer on the innovative horror feature film Home Stay, filmed in Texas and California. With the proliferation of feature films produced in Eastern Europe and Belgrade's charming old world appeal and availability of its world class studios, Aleksandra travels between her homes in Los Angeles, Belgrade and around the US building bridges of production opportunities. Show less «