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Kira Muratova

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Birthday: Nov 5, 1934

Birthplace: Soroca, Romania

Key Soviet filmmaker of the late 1960s and 70s who found belated international recognition when her banned works were released--thanks to Glasnost--in the 1980s. Muratova's aesthetically striking films, often with emotionally wrought female protagonists, include "Short Encounters" (1967), in which she also starred, and "Long Farewells," which was completed in 1971, banned for being "too gloomy" and released in 1986.

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80% Passions Watchlist Getting to Know the Big, Wide World Watchlist 100% Dolgie Provody Watchlist Chekov's Motifs Watchlist Chekhovian Motifs Watchlist Change of Fate Watchlist 58% The Asthenic Syndrome Watchlist Vechnoe vozvraschenie Watchlist Among Grey Stones Watchlist Passions Watchlist
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Kira Muratova

Kira Muratova BRIEF ENCOUNTERS, (aka KOROTKIE VSTRECHI), Kira Muratova (right), 1967 View more photos

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May Rain 2012 Director Vechnoe vozvraschenie 2012 Director, Writer Melodiya dlya sharmanki 2008 Director Two in One 79% 2007 Director The Tuner 83% 2004 Director, Writer Chekov's Motifs 2002 Director Chekhovian Motifs 2001 Director Three Stories 62% 1997 Director Passions 80% 1994 Director Passions 1994 Director, Writer The Sentimental Policeman 1992 Director The Asthenic Syndrome 58% 1989 Director, Screenwriter Change of Fate 1987 Director, Screenwriter Among Grey Stones 1987 Director, Screenwriter Getting to Know the Big, Wide World 1979 Director, Writer Dolgie Provody 100% 1971 Director A Long Goodbye 1971 Director Brief Encounters 93% 1967 Valentina Ivanovna Actor, Director, Writer
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