Directing

Boris Kazakov

Born

1964-11-13 (61)

Place of birth

Leningrad, RSFSR, USSR

Known for

Directing

Credits

15 titles

IMDb profile

Russian artist and director, born on November 13, 1964 in Leningrad. After graduating from school, he graduated from the Plant-VTUZ. In 1988-1990 he began painting and exhibiting with the group "Old Town". Since 1990, he has worked with the artist Inal Savchenkov as part of the "Engineers of Arts" school. In 1996, Boris Kazakov made his first author's film "Nestlings of the Sea" using the traditional technique for russian parallel cinema of drawing over the image on film, which participated in festivals in Tampere, Stuttgart and was awarded a jury diploma in Oberhausen-98. In 1999, with his second film "Stakes", the director was invited to the competition program on Berlin Film Festival, to …

Known for

7.2

1942. Young men, graduates of a reconnaissance school, develop and carry out extremely complex operations behind enemy lines.

The Saboteur

2004

No synopsis available yet.

Alphabet

2004

9.0

A wild ironization and deconstruction of the old Soviet pathos of the victory of technical progress – like the accelerated pulse just before a heart attack. The film is made in the technique of applying an image on a 35mm film. As a source material used some footage from the film by Evgeny Yufit "Silver Heads". In 1999, the film "Cola" took part in the Berlinale. Plot: nature cannot stop science, which creates a hybrid of man and tree.

Stakes

1999

8.0

The artist uses old archive films in a new way by drawing and scratching on 35mm film. The original material is documentary movies produced by amateur Soviet studios in the 1970s.

Nestlings of the Sea

1996

No synopsis available yet.

News

2003

No synopsis available yet.

Moscow

2007

Series credits

7.2

1942. Young men, graduates of a reconnaissance school, develop and carry out extremely complex operations behind enemy lines.

The Saboteur

2004

Behind the camera

No synopsis available yet.

Alphabet

2004

9.0

Stakes

1999

8.0

The artist uses old archive films in a new way by drawing and scratching on 35mm film. The original material is documentary movies produced by amateur Soviet studios in the 1970s.