Alexey Petrovich Popogrebsky (born August 7, 1972 , Moscow ) is a Russian film director and screenwriter.
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| Birth name | Alexey Petrovich Popogrebsky |
| Date of Birth | |
| Place of Birth | Moscow , RSFSR , USSR |
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Russia |
| Profession | film director screenwriter |
| Career | 1997 — Present |
| Awards | The main prize of the film festival " Kinotavr " ( 2007 ) |
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Biography
Alexey Popogrebsky, son of screenwriter Peter Alekseevich Popogrebsky, was born on August 7, 1972 in Moscow . In 1995, he graduated from the psychology department of Moscow State University , after which he was engaged in translation activities .
In tandem with Boris Khlebnikov, he made two short films (one documentary and one game), as well as the full-length feature film Koktebel , which won the 2003 Silver George special jury prize at the 25th Moscow Film Festival . After that, Popogrebsky and Khlebnikov began to work separately. In 2007, the film “ Simple Things ” won the top prize at the 18th Kinotavr Open Russian Film Festival . In 2010, Popogrebsky’s film “ How I Held This Summer ” entered the main contest of the jubilee sixtieth Berlin Film Festival [2] and received awards in the nominations “Best Male Role” (actors Sergey Puskepalis and Grigori Dobrygin) and “For outstanding achievements in the field of cinema ”(Operator Pavel Kostomarov) [3] . The film won at festivals in Chicago [4] and London [5] and was awarded the Golden Eagle Award [6] .
In 2010, he passed the course “Stereoscopic Cinema Studies” of the European Film Academy [7] and in 2011 shot the 3D short film “Bloodrop” in the framework of the almanac “ Experiment_5IVE ”.
In 2017, he staged the historical and dramatic series Optimists , which won the Golden Eagle Award for the Best Television Series (more than 10 episodes) [8] .
Since 2014, he has been the curator of the “Directing” program of the Moscow School of Cinema [9] .
On June 24, 2017 he was elected Chairman of the Film Union [10] . Regarding his election, he said: “I would be happy now to sit down and sort out all the tasks and the possibilities of solving them, say that the KinoSoyuz can and will do such and such specific things. But, alas, I can not " [11] .
He was a member of the jury of the London Film Festival in 2017 [12] , the chairman of the jury of the film festivals Movement [13] and Kinotavr [14]
Social position
In March 2014, KinoSoyuza signed a letter “We are with you!” In support of cultural figures of Ukraine [15] .
In June 2018, at the Kinotavr Film Festival , he called for the release of Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov, a prisoner in Russia. [sixteen]
Filmography
Director
- 1997 - “ Passage ” (short, documentary; together with Boris Khlebnikov )
- 2000 - “ Sly Frog ” (short, fiction; together with Boris Khlebnikov)
- 2003 - Koktebel (together with Boris Khlebnikov)
- 2007 - “ Simple Things ”
- 2007 - “ Judicial column ” (serial; episodes “Honor of the uniform” and “On the bait”)
- 2010 - “ How I spent this summer ”
- 2011 - “ Bloodrop ”, short, part of the film almanac “ Experiment 5IVE ”
- 2016 - “ Optimists ”
Screenwriter
- 2003 - Koktebel (together with Boris Khlebnikov )
- 2007 - “ Simple Things ”
- 2010 - “ How I spent this summer ”
- 2011 - “ Bloodrop ”, short, part of the film almanac “ Experiment 5IVE ”
Actor
- 2006 - “ Communication ” (episode)
Awards
- 2003 - Special prize of the jury "Silver George", prizes of FIPRESCI and Russian critics for a debut at the XXV Moscow Film Festival for the film " Koktebel " (together with Boris Khlebnikov ).
- 2003 - Philip Morris Award at the XXXVIII Film Festival in Karlovy Vary for the film "Koktebel" (together with Boris Khlebnikov)
- 2007 - The main prize and the prize for the best direction of the XVIII Kinotavr open Russian film festival for the film “ Simple Things ”.
- 2007 - Prizes of FIPRESCI and the ecumenical jury at the XL Karlovy Vary Film Festival for the film “Simple Things”.
- 2007 - Golden Eagle Film Awards in the category “Best Screenplay” for the film “Simple Things”.
- 2010 - At the Yerevan Film Festival “ Golden Apricot ”, the film by the director “ How I Spent This Summer ” was awarded a special diploma by an ecumenical jury.
- 2011 - Golden Eagle Award for the film “How I Held This Summer” and its script [17] [18] .
- 2018 - Golden Eagle Award for the Best Television Series (more than 10 episodes) [19]
Notes
- ↑ Internet Movie Database - 1990.
- ↑ More Titles for the Competition of the 60th Berlinale Confirmed (English) . Official site of the Berlin Film Festival (January 20, 2010). The appeal date is January 20, 2010. Archived April 6, 2012.
- ↑ The Russians received three Silver Bears at once at the Berlinale. February 20, 2010
- 46 The 46th Chicago International Film Festival Award Winners Announced. Russia, Mexico, Norway, and the USA win top awards in Chicago
- How 'How I Ended This Summer' Named Best Film at London Festival
- Золот "Golden Eagle" for the best film received "How I spent this summer"
- ↑ Master Class on 3D Filmmaking
- Сал Salyut-7 was awarded the Golden Eagle as the best film of the year. January 27, 2018
- ↑ Directing. Your professionalism is a source of inspiration for the whole team.
- ↑ The KinoSoyuz Congress took place. June 24, 2017
- ↑ http://kinosoyuz.com/news/index.htm?pub=2582
- ↑ Andrea Arnold, Emma Thomas Join BFI London Film Festival Jury. October 2, 2017
- ↑ The jury of the Dvizheniye film festival will be headed by Alexey Popogrebsky. March 15, 2017
- ↑ Alexey Popogrebsky will lead the jury at the Kinotavr festival in Sochi. April 27, 2018
- ↑ We are with you! kinosoyuz.com (March 8, 2014).
- ↑ At the conference in Russia, the calls of Sentsov called out // Radio Svoboda , 06/10/2018
- Золотой The Golden Eagle was awarded to Popogrebsky for the best work of the screenwriter (not available link) . RIA "News" (01/21/2011). The date of circulation is January 21, 2011. Archived April 6, 2012.
- Золот “Golden Eagle” for the best film received “How did I spend this summer” (Inaccessible link) . RIA "News" (01/21/2011). The date of circulation is January 21, 2011. Archived April 6, 2012.
- Сал Salyut-7 was awarded the Golden Eagle as the best film of the year . RIA News (January 27, 2018). The appeal date is January 28, 2018.
Links
- Alexey Popogrebsky on the official website of the Koktebel film company
- Alexey Popogrebsky in the Encyclopedia of Russian Cinema
- Alexey Popogrebsky on the Kino-Theater website. RU"
- Alexey Popogrebsky: “Will you squeeze - will you break or will you endure?” - Interview with Alexei Popogrebsky about the film “How I Held This Summer”
- “I was shaking from Moscow” - Interview with Alexei Popogrebsky to the magazine “ Russian Reporter ”, No. 5 (133), February 11, 2010
- Director, screenwriter Alexey Popogrebsky. "In the cinema, in the cinema, in the cinema" - Interview by Alexei Popogrebsky "The Art of TV", 2010
- Russia's first master class by Alexei Popogrebsky