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Vladimir Nepevny
Born (1965-08-16) 16 August 1965 (age 59)
Odessa, USSR
Citizenship Soviet Union -  Russia
Occupationfilm director
SpouseNatasha Manelis

Vladimir Nepevny (or Nepevnyi, Nepevnji Template:Lang-ru; born 16 August 1965) is a Russian filmmaker and screenwriter.[1]

Biography

Documentary filmmaker Vladimir Nepevny (or Nepevnyi, Nepevnji, etc. Russian - Владимир Непевный) was born in Odessa 16.08.1965. Graduated from the University of Odessa in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics in 1989, and from the St. Petersburg Theatre Academy in 1997.

For many years lived in St.Petersburg, Russia. Since 2022 lives in Israel.

The author of more than 30 documentary movies about famous writers, painters, musicians, etc.[2] nominated at many international festivals.[3][4]

Selected filmography

2002

  • "Dreams about Alfeoni" (film about legendary artist and animator Alexandre Alexeieff). FIFA (Festival international du film sur l'art, Montreal), "Message to man" (Saint-Petersburg), Cineme (Chicago International Animation Festival), nomination «Emmy», nomination "Lavr".
  • "All the Vertovs"[5] (about legendary documentary filmmaker Dziga Vertov and his brothers - Mikhail Kaufman and Boris Kaufman. Locarno International Film Festival, Trieste film festival, Pardenone silent film festival, nomination "Lavr"

2003

2004

2006

  • «Aleksandr Volodin. Gloomy maraphon». Golden buben (Hanti-Mansiysk), prize for the best screenplay
  • "Ilya+Marusya. Letters about the love" (about Ilya Ilf and Marusya Tarasenko). FIFA (Festival international du film sur l'art, Montreal), Docu.arts (Berlin), Point of view (Pamplona)

2007

2009

2010

2011

  • “Sosnora. Stranger” (about Russian poet Victor Sosnora). National documentary festival "Russia" (Yekaterinburg), prize of critics and journalists, prize of Russian filmarchive, "Siberia" (Omsk), People's Choice Award, "Literature and Cinema" (Gatchina), special prize "For originality of cinematic language"

2016

  • "Who needs it" (short fiction). The film is based on the play by Ludmila Petrushevskaya, famous russian writer. Tarkovsky-fest (Ivanovo), Ural film fest (Yekaterinburg), Short de point (Bucharest), Kinoshok film fest (Anapa)
  • "Dreyden-suite". Kinoproba (Yekaterinburg)

2017

  • "GESLO. The “disappeared” expedition"[9] "Man and sea" (Vladivostok), Grand prize in nomination "Sea history of Russia", "Russia" National documentary festival (Yekaterinburg), "Arctic open" (Archangelsk), special prize "for an honest view of history"

2018

2019

2021

2023 When we return. Haifa 39th International Film Festival special screening, Israel.

References

  1. ^ Vladimir Nepevny on Antipode
  2. ^ Showing of Films directed by Vladimir Nepevny
  3. ^ Observer at Kinodot film festival
  4. ^ Vladimir Nepevny at Kinoglaz (Russian and Soviet Cinema)
  5. ^ Nepevny's movies on IMDb
  6. ^ Retrospective of films by Kira Muratova
  7. ^ Weird and Wild //Chicago Reader
  8. ^ FESTIVAL: "SAINT PETERSBURG: TAKE ANOTHER LOOK" FILM - 'KURYOKHIN' // Pushkin House
  9. ^ Nepevny's movies on IMDb
  10. ^ Message to man, program for September 19
  11. ^ Black Nights festival program
  12. ^ [1]/ Concorto Film Festival
  13. ^ Moscow International Film Festival, programm
  14. ^ Asolo Art Film Festival, programm
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