Grigori Nikulin

Directing

Grigori Nikulin

Born — Died

1922-12-05 — 2007-08-15

Known for

Directing

Credits

14 titles

Known for

Behind the camera

Remember, Kaspar! poster
7.0

In January 1945 during WWII, German corporal Kaspar and a Russian fugitive become partners in survival.

Remember, Kaspar!

1965

Remember, Kaspar! poster
7.0

In January 1945 during WWII, German corporal Kaspar and a Russian fugitive become partners in survival.

Remember, Kaspar!

1965

First Joys poster
7.0

A TV film based on the novel of the same name by Konstantin Fedin. The film is set in a small provincial town on the Volga River in the pre-revolutionary era. The story centers on Kirill Izvekov, an 18-year-old student at a technical college. The young man is just entering adulthood. He is full of hope and is making his first, as yet not fully conscious, attempts to find his place in his future life. What awaits him in the future? How will his fate and the fate of those around him unfold?

First Joys

1978

The Death of Pazukhin poster
6.5

Film about the death of an old man, and the people that try to profit from his demise.

The Death of Pazukhin

1958

The Death of Pazukhin poster
6.5

Film about the death of an old man, and the people that try to profit from his demise.

The Death of Pazukhin

1958

713th Asks for Landing poster
5.1

Transatlantic flight 713 is in trouble because the pilot and crew are poisoned while flying above the ocean. Now the passengers have to take control to save their lives.

713th Asks for Landing

1961

Marigolds in Flower poster
9.0

The film tells about the "new Russians" who want to buy a cottage and find themselves in the house of a dead writer, whose family members meet the main characters in different ways

Marigolds in Flower

1998

Three Years poster
NR

A television play based on the novella Three Years. Scenes from Family Life by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov.

Three Years

1968

Memory poster
NR

A story about the first post-war years in Leningrad. The film's protagonist, Maria, a Leningrad native, was left a widow with three children after the war. Life is hard and difficult, and suddenly the family is struck by new grief—the death of her eldest son, Sergei... And when Igor, who has recently returned from the front, wants to offer help and care to Maria and her children, a conflict erupts in the family: her daughter Marina does not want to come to terms with forgetting the memory of her father...

Memory

1975

Everybody Dance Now! poster
NR

A musical retro drama. The story of the heroes of the film "Everyone is Dancing!" is inspired by the poetry of Leningrad lyricists of the 50s and 60s and partly by the motives of Fazil Iskander's story "Retribution". The film tells about the Ligovka district of St. Petersburg, known to every resident of St. Petersburg as a place where punks live.

Everybody Dance Now!

2006

December 20th poster
5.4

Set in December of 1917 after the Bolshevik revolution in Russia. Lenin and the communists are making every effort to strengthen their power. Lenin appoints Felix Dzerzhinsky the Commissar for Internal Affairs and the head of the All-Russian Extraordinary Commission for Combating Counter-Revolution and Sabotage (CheKa). It became the predecessor of GPU and KGB.

December 20th

1982

The Bride poster
9.0

Nadya Shumin is engaged to be married to Andrey Andreitch, the son of a local priest. Nadya lives on her grandmother's estate with her mother, "a fair-haired woman tightly laced in, with a pince-nez, and diamonds on every finger." While Nadya is a woman with a great desire for education and independence, Andrey is a friendly but rather vacuous and totally unmotivated man. Sasha, an ill and impoverished young man who is spending the summer on the estate has long been considered part of the family. Sasha implores Nadya to follow her heart - to go to Petersburg and attend the University.

The Bride

1956

Caught Monk poster
NR

Teleplay on "The Debauchees, Or The Jesuit Caught" by Henry Fielding.

Caught Monk

1960

Caught Monk poster
NR

Teleplay on "The Debauchees, Or The Jesuit Caught" by Henry Fielding.

Caught Monk

1960