Kira Muratova
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Also Known As
Kira Mouratova,
Kira Georgievna Korotkova
Birth Place
Romania
Born
November 05, 1934
Biography
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Key Soviet filmmaker of the late 1960s and 70s who found belated international recognition when her banned works were released--thanks to Glasnost--in the 1980s. Muratova's aesthetically striking films, often with emotionally wrought female protagonists, include "Short Encounters" (1967), in which she also starred, and "Long Farewells," which was completed in 1971, banned for being "too ...
Filmography
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Melodiya dlya sharmanki
(2009)
Director
Two in One
(2007)
Director
Nastrojscik
(2004)
Director
Vtorostepyenniye lyudi
(2001)
Director
Three Stories
(1997)
Director
Uvletschenie
(1994)
Director
Family & Companions
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Aleksandr Muratova
Husband
Director. Divorced.
Yevgeni Golunbenko
Husband
Biography
Key Soviet filmmaker of the late 1960s and 70s who found belated international recognition when her banned works were released--thanks to Glasnost--in the 1980s. Muratova's aesthetically striking films, often with emotionally wrought female protagonists, include "Short Encounters" (1967), in which she also starred, and "Long Farewells," which was completed in 1971, banned for being "too gloomy" and released in 1986.
Filmography
Director (Feature Film)
Melodiya dlya sharmanki
(2009)
Director
Two in One
(2007)
Director
Nastrojscik
(2004)
Director
Vtorostepyenniye lyudi
(2001)
Director
Three Stories
(1997)
Director
Uvletschenie
(1994)
Director
Cuvstvitel'nyi Milicioner
(1992)
Director
Asteniceskij Sindrom
(1990)
Director
Sredi Sreyrk Kamney
(1983)
Director
Dolghyie Provod
(1971)
Director
Writer (Feature Film)
Melodiya dlya sharmanki
(2009)
Screenplay
Vtorostepyenniye lyudi
(2001)
Screenwriter
Three Stories
(1997)
From Story ("The Maiden And Death")
Three Stories
(1997)
Story By
Uvletschenie
(1994)
Screenwriter
Cuvstvitel'nyi Milicioner
(1992)
Screenplay
Asteniceskij Sindrom
(1990)
Screenwriter
Sredi Sreyrk Kamney
(1983)
Screenwriter
Dolghyie Provod
(1971)
Screenwriter
Life Events
1964
Feature directing debut, "Our Honest Bread"
1971
Feature "Long Farewells" banned as "too gloomy"
1983
"Among Grey Stones" re-edited by others; Muratova removed her name from this version, taking credit as Ivan Sidorov
Companions
Aleksandr Muratova
Husband
Director. Divorced.
Yevgeni Golunbenko
Husband
