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After leaving school, Gina entered the University of Texas at Austin, where she studied theater art. Her passion for acting and social activity began to manifest itself at this stage, when she participated in various theatrical productions and anti-racist movements.

Her film debut took place in the late 1980s, and since then she has starred in many films and television shows, demonstrating her talent and skill. Some of the more famous works of the actress include:

• "Howl" (1993): In this film, Gina played the role of a teacher in a slum school who fights for a better future for her students in poverty and crime.

• "Time Trap" (2001): In this drama, she embodied the image of an obsessive lawyer facing moral and ethical dilemmas during the trial.

• "Farewell to the Dead End" (2011): In this film, Gina played the role of a mother fighting for the rights of her son, who became a victim of police brutality.

In addition to her acting career, Gina Davis is also an activist for social justice and diversity in Hollywood. Her voice is important both on and off screen, where she continues to fight for equal opportunities and the representation of diverse voices in art.

Her contribution to cinema is enormous, and her work will continue to inspire and excite generations of viewers and actors.