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Andrei Khrzhanovsky
Born November 30, 1939, in Moscow. Graduated from VGIK (L. Kuleshov's workshop) in 1962. In 1964 Khrzhanovsky came to the "Soyuzmultfilm" studio, where he made his debut film, "Once upon a time there lived Kozyavin". The director's work is characterized by a constant interest for the history of Russian and world culture, as well as by delicacy and expressiveness of plastic forms. A special place in Khrzhanovsky's work is devoted to the Pushkin topic. The five films of the "Pushkiniana" cycle opened absolutely new possibilities for animation in mastering classical literature. They became not only a unique artistic, but also a scientific research film document. An honored art worker, a two-time winner of the Russian State Prize, Khrzhanovsky is also the winner of many international festivals. He teaches at VGIK and the School-studio "SHAR" in Moscow.
FILMOGRAPHY (as director unless otherwise noted):
Room and a Half, 2009 (animation/live acting)
One and a half Cat, 2002 (animation/live acting)
I Love You, 2002
Let's Fly Away!, 2002
Dreams about the Artistic and the Public, 2000, (feature/documentary)
Cycle:
- Meetings with Pushkin, 1999 (feature/documentary)
- A Lullaby for Cricket, 1999
A Long Journey, 1997 (based on Fellini's drawings)
Oleg Kogan. Life after life, 1996 (TV documentary)
Lion with a Grey Beard, 1994
School of Fine Arts: Award, 1987-1990
My Favorite Time, 1987
The King's Sandwich, 1985
TRILOGY BASED ON PUSHKIN'S DRAWINGS:
Autumn, 1982
And I am with you again, 1980
I fly to you as a remembrance, 1977
The House build by Jack, 1976
No less than a Miracle, 1976
A Wonderful Day, 1975
In the World of Fables, 1972
Butterfly, 1972
Cupboard, 1971
A Glass Concertina, 1968
Once upon a time there lived Kozyavin, 1966
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