Valeri Chikov - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography (Read)

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The film director and screenwriter was born on December 22, 1950 in the village. Churilovka, Totemsky District, Vologda Regionalso|Read also about Alexei Yagudin. , in the family of a forestry foreman and a village teacher. He graduated from the Churilov primary school, the Ust-Pechengskaya eight-year school, and then the specialized physics and mathematics school at Leningrad State University. In 1968 he entered and in 1974 graduated from the Leningrad Institute of Aviation Instrumentation. Then he was engaged in scientific work, taught at the institute, combining this with studies in graduate school. In 1979 he entered the Higher Courses for Scriptwriters and Directors at the State Film Agency (workshop of B.A.Malnikov), which he graduated in 1981. The screenwriter debut took place in 1982 at the Film Studio for Children and Youth Films. M. Gorky, where director Sulambek Mamilov shot the film "Ladies Tango" based on his script. The directorial debut took place in the "Debut" association of the "Mosfilm" studio - a half-hour feature film "Red Carriage", filmed according to an early and very piercing story by Vasily Belov. The film won the Grand Prize of the VITA LONGA Film Marathon. In 1990, Valery Chikov shot the film "Russian Roulette" with Elena Yakovleva and Denis Karasev in the lead roles at the "Start" association of the "Mos-Film" studio. The film became the leader of the domestic film and video distribution, was a participant in the Kinotavr festival, and entered the program of a retrospective of contemporary Russian films at the San Sebastian Film Festival. In 1993, Valery Chikov's film "About the businessman Foma" was released, in which pop artist Mikhail Evdokimov was first invited to the main role, already noticed and appreciated by the audience on TV shows "Full House". This work became the debut of Mikhail Evdokimov in the cinema. In 1995, according to his original script, Valery Chikov was put into production, and in 1997 the film "Don't Play the Fool" was released on screens and for video distribution. Mikhail Evdokimov became the producer of the picture and the leading actor in this project. The film gained wide popularity among viewers and was warmly greeted by critics and journalists, was repeatedly broadcast by central TV channels, received a number of prizes at domestic and foreign film festivals, including became a laureate of the Kinotavr festival, received a prize for the best male role of the second plan at the Vyborg festival "Windows in Euro-poo", the prize for the best male role in the video distribution "Golden petu-shock", became a participant in the film forum at the Cannes Film Festival, laureate of the film festival in Honfleur (France), etc. In this film, a creative partnership took place, which turned into further human friendship, the leading role of Mikhail Evdokimov with Lev Durov, who played in this film the role of a broken rural old man, a participant in the Great Patriotic War. Based on the story of Valery Chikov, he, together with Ivan Kiasashvili, wrote the script "Shouldn't we send ... a messenger?" The film went into production in 1997 and was released in 1998. Mikhail Evdokimov was again the producer of the project and the leading actor. The film received the Audience Award at the Vyborg Film Festival, the Grand Prix and the Best Actor Award in On-Fleur (France), and took part in the Cannes Festival Forum. At present Valery Chikov is finishing the production of the four-part television film "Diamonds for Juliet". Genre - New Year's adventurous comedy. Young actors will debut in it, among them the already famous young actor Tatiana Arntgolts. The following work by Valery Chikov with the working title "Bullet-Fool!" Is also in the editing and toning period. This is a four-part television film. The genre is a sentimental detective story.

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