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Viktor Kossakovsky

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Viktor Kossakovsky

July 19, 1961 · age 65 Leningrad, USSR (St. Petersburg, Russia)

Viktor Kossakovsky was born in St. Petersburg (Leningrad) in 1961. Began working as an assistant camera operator, assistant director, and editor at the St. Petersburg (Leningrad) Studio for Documentary Films. From 1986-1988, he studied at the Higher Courses for Screenwriters and Directors. Winner of more than a hundred prizes at Russian and international festivals.

Directed

Gunda
3.6

Gunda

2021

Aquarela
3.3

Aquarela

2018

Architecton
3.0

Architecton

2024

The Belovs
2.4

The Belovs

1992

Hush!
3.4

Hush!

2003

¡Vivan las Antipodas!
3.7

¡Vivan las Antipodas!

2011

Short Plays
2.6

Short Plays

2014

Sacredly
2.4

Sacredly

2005

Wednesday
3.7

Wednesday

1997

I Loved You
4.5

I Loved You

2000

Pavel and Lyalya (A Jerusalem Romance)
5.0

Pavel and Lyalya (A Jerusalem Romance)

1998

Trillion
3.5

Trillion

2025

Graine de champion

Graine de champion

2016

Demonstration

Demonstration

2013

Losev

Losev

1989

Varicella

Varicella

2015

Kindergarten (First Romance)

Kindergarten (First Romance)

2000

Lullaby: The Phenomenon of Sleeping Near A.T.M. Machines

Lullaby: The Phenomenon of Sleeping Near A.T.M. Machines

2012

Focus Forward: Short Films, Big Ideas

Focus Forward: Short Films, Big Ideas

2012