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ДЕПАРТАМЕНТ КУЛЬТУРИ КИЇВСЬКОЇ МІСЬКОЇ ДЕРЖАВНОЇ АДМІНІСТРАЦІЇ МУЗЕЙ ІСТОРІЇ МІСТА КИЄВА |
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"Territory of Spirit" by Alexander Muratov Kyiv City State Administration Department of Culture of Kyiv City State Administration Museum of Kyiv History Sholom-Aleichem Museum Golda Meir Ukrainian-Israeli Institute for Strategic Researches Present: April 22 - May 15, 2018 Opening on April 21 at 16:00 Alexander Muratov is a talented, well-known artist. He has repeatedly participated in group and personal exhibitions of painting and graphics. Alexander Muratov was born on April 21, 1935 in Kharkiv in the family of writer I.L. Muratova. At high school age he was connected with the Ukrainian Patriotic Army, then he fled to Kazakhstan, and from there went to study in Moscow. He has graduated from the director's department of the VGIK (1959). He worked at Gorky TsKDYS, Odessa Film Studio, since 1967 - at the Dovzhenko Kiev Film Studio. In 1962-1968, he was a director of the Odessa Film Studio. In 1964, together with his first wife, director Kira Muratova, he shot the film "Our honest bread". In 1966, he made the first independent film "Yevdokia Pavlovna". Since 1968 - director at the Dovzhenko Kiev Film Studio. He took up fiction and documentary films, was an author and co-author of several movie scripts. 1982 - the movie "Vertical racing", based on script of the Weiner brothers. In 1991-1996, Muratov has shot a trilogy, "Death Tango" (by writing "Tale of the Sanatorium area"), "Down with shame" (the novel "Sentimental Story"), "Woodcock" (by the novel of the same name) based on Khvylyovy script. The entire trilogy was awarded to the Shevchenko All-Ukrainian Cultural and Scientific Foundation. "For a Significant Contribution to the National and State Revival of Ukraine". The first Chechen war caught Muratov in Chechnya, where he collected materials for a film about the Chechen people deportation. He volunteered to offer his services to the Chechnya government and took out propaganda films for them. After a wound he returned to Kiev. In 2004, the film "Tatar Triptych" (in Crimean Tatar Novella “Kotsyubinsky”) has been released, then in 2005 - autobiographical novel "Open Gate". On September 10, 2008 Muratov was awarded the Order of Merit in the III. He lives in Kiev. Filmography As a director 1958 - Spring Rain 1961 - Near a Steep Ravine 1964 - Our Honest Bread 1966 - Avdotya Pavlovna 1967 - Great Troubles Because of a Little Boy 1968 - Little School Orchestra 1969 - That Same Night 1970 - Can You Live? 1973 - An Old Fortress 1974 - Swans-Geese are Flying 1976 - Generous Evening 1978 - Lyubasha 1981 - Morning of the Evening is Wiser 1982 - Vertical Races 1985 - Autumn Wounds 1986 - Gold Chain 1987 - Execute All Truth 1988 - Have Mercy and Sorry 1990 - By the Nickname “Beast” 1991 - Tango Death 1992 - There is Nowhere to Go 1994 - Down With Shame! 1996 - Woodcocks 2001 - Provincial novel 2003 - Arnold Margolin - prominent Ukrainian and Jew (documentary) 2004 - Tatar Triptych 2007 - The Murder in Winter Yalta As a scriptwriter 1958 - Spring Rain (short) 1961 - Near a Steep Ravine 1967 - Avdotya Pavlovna 1968 - Little School Orchestra (TV film) 1971 - Can you live? 1973 - An Old Fortress 1978 - Lyubasha 1980 - Morning of the Evening is Wiser 1986 - Gold Chain 1988 - Have Mercy and Sorry 1991 - Tango Death 1992 - There is Nowhere to Go 1994 - Down with Shame! 2007 - Murder in a Winter Yalta
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