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The famous Ukrainian director Kira Muratova died

The famous Ukrainian film director Kira Muratova died on June 6, she was 83 of the year.

Photo: Facebook / Kira Muratova

About this edition Office said her husband Evgeny Golubenko.

This information is on your social network page. Facebook also confirmed producer Yuri Minzyanov.

Screenshot from Facebook / Yura Minzianoff

Kira Muratova was the brightest director of her generation with her unique style. Already her first films, Short Meetings (1967) and Long Progress (1971), made her famous.

Her film "Asthenic Syndrome" in 1990, received the Grand Prix of the Berlin Film Festival. The tragic comedy "The Adjuster" was shown at a festival in Venice. The latest works of the director were the dramas “Melody for a Street Organ” and “Eternal Return. Casting.

Kira Muratova lived and worked in Odessa.

Muratova was born on November 5, 1934 in the city of Soroki, writes “New time«.

She studied philology at Moscow State University; in 1959, she graduated from the directing department of VGIK. In 1961, he became a director at the Odessa Film Studio. As a screenwriter and director, Muratova made her debut in 1962.

Directed by Muratova:

  • 1962 — “At the Steep Yar” (short film)
  • 1964 — “Our Honest Bread”
  • 1967 — “Brief Encounters”
  • 1971 — “Long farewell”
  • 1979 — “Exploring the White Light”
  • 1983 — “Among the Gray Stones”
  • 1987 — “Change of fate”
  • 1989 — “Asthenic syndrome”
  • 1992 — “Sensitive Policeman”
  • 1994 — “Hobbies”
  • 1997 — “Three Stories”
  • 1999 — “Letter to America” (short film)
  • 2001 — “Minor People”
  • 2002 — “Chekhov’s motives”
  • 2004 — “The Adjuster”
  • 2005 — “Help” (short film)
  • 2006 — “Doll” (short film)
  • 2007 — “Two in One”
  • 2009 — “Melody for a barrel organ”
  • 2012 — “Eternal Return”

After the premiere of the film “Eternal Return,” Muratova announced that she was leaving cinema.

In the films of Kira Muratova, Vladimir Vysotsky, Georgiy Deliev, Oleg Tabakov, Zinaida Sharko, Nina Ruslanova, Renata Litvinova, Alla Demidova, Natalia Buzko were filmed.

Among Muratova's awards are the special jury prize Silver Bear of the 40th Berlin Film Festival (1990), honorary Leopard of the Locarno International Film Festival (1994), National Taras Shevchenko Award of Ukraine (1997), Main Arts Prize (1999, Berlin Academy of Arts), Freedom (2000, American Film Foundation), State Prize of Ukraine named after Alexander Dovzhenko (2002) - for significant contribution to the development of domestic cinema, Golden Duke Prize for contribution to cinema - Odessa International Film Festival (2014).

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