Directing

Aleksandr Zarkhi

Born 1908-02-05 · St. Petersburg, Russian Empire

Died 1997-01-27

Aleksandr Grigoryevich Zarkhi was a Soviet and Russian film director and screenwriter. People's Artist of the USSR. Hero of Socialist Labour. His film Twenty Six Days from the Life of Dostoyevsky was nominated for the Golden Bear at the 31st Berlin International Film Festival in 1981.

Credits

Newest first

To Remember
as Narrator
1993
Chicherin
Screenplay
1986
Chicherin
Director
1986
One Day of Mosfilm
as Self
1985
26 Days of Dostoyevsky's Life
Director
1981
Story of an Unknown Actor
Writer
1976
Story of an Unknown Actor
Director
1976
The Cities and the Years
Director
1974
The Cities and the Years
Writer
1974
Anna Karenina
Director
1967
Anna Karenina
Screenplay
1967
My Younger Brother
Director
1962
My Younger Brother
Writer
1962
People on the Bridge
Director
1959
The Fires of Baku
Director
1958
Height
Director
1957
Nesterka
Director
1955
Pavlinka
Director
1952
The Precious Seed
Director
1948
In the Name of Life
Director
1946
In the Name of Life
Writer
1946
Defeat of Militaristic Japan
Director
1946
The Last Hill
Director
1944
The Last Hill
Screenplay
1944
His Name Is Sukhe-Bator
Writer
1942
His Name Is Sukhe-Bator
Director
1942
Fearless Patriot
Screenplay
1942
Our Cinema
as (archive footage)
1940
Member of the Government
Script Consultant
1940
Member of the Government
Director
1940
Baltic Deputy
Writer
1937
Baltic Deputy
Director
1937
Hectic Days
Screenplay
1935
Hectic Days
Director
1935
My Motherland
Director
1933
My Motherland
Writer
1933
Wind in the Face
Director
1930