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Andrey Zvyagintsev

A Russian filmmaker navigates the moral decay of his nation, using stark neo-noir storytelling to expose the hidden truths of modern society.

Born

1964

Also:
Actor
Writer

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Decades active

Awards

In short · Directing since 2003, 3 decades active, 10 credits, 1 Golden Globe Award win.

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Jun 14
In the news
Minotaur Wins Sydney Film Prize
“Andrey Zvyagintsev's thriller 'Minotaur' won the Sydney Film Prize at the 73rd Sydney Film Festival. The film, set in contemporary Russia, was awarded the AUD$60,000 prize during the festival's closing ceremony at the State Theatre. The festival, described as the highest-selling in its history, ran for 12 days and featured a range of international films. Zvyagintsev, known for his critically acclaimed works, has now added another accolade to his filmography.”
2015
Award win
Golden Globe Awards — Golden Globe — Best Non-English Language Film

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Biography

Andrey Petrovich Zvyagintsev is a Russian filmmaker whose work explores Russian society and politics in the 21st century. His films are marked by a bleak atmosphere and a neo-noir style, frequently addressing complex social and moral issues. His work is noted for its critical perspective and artistic depth, providing insights into contemporary Russian life.

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