Anica Dobra (born 3 June 1963 in Belgrade, SFR Yugoslavia) is a Serbian film and theater actress. Her acting debut came in her second year of study in the short film "Pera Panker" (1985). In 1987 she got her breakthrough role in the feature film "The Life of a Worker." That same year she received the award for best female role at the prestigious Pula Film Festival. Notable roles followed in many critically acclaimed Serbian films — "Already Seen" (1987), "Point of Reference" (1989), "How Rock and Roll Failed" (1989), "Black Bomber" (1992), "Wheels" (1998), "The Trap" (2007), "Love and Other Crimes" (2008), "Someone Is Still Waiting for Me" (2009) and "Enclave" (2015).

Since the 1990s, Dobra has appeared in more than 30 international films, predominantly German productions. For her first international role in the film "Rosamunde" (1990) she received the Bavarian Film Award for best young actress.

Alongside her film career, Dobra has also performed in theater productions at Atelier 212, the Zvezdara Theatre and the Yugoslav Drama Theatre. In addition to acting, she has also translated the folk play "Der Drang" by Franz Xaver Kroetz from German.