Boris Kazakov
Russian artist and director, born on November 13, 1964 in Leningrad. After graduating from school, he graduated from the Plant-VTUZ. In 1988-1990 he began painting and exhibiting with the group "Old Town". Since 1990, he has worked with the artist Inal Savchenkov as part of the "Engineers of Arts" school. In 1996, Boris Kazakov made his first author's film "Nestlings of the Sea" using the traditional technique for russian parallel cinema of drawing over the image on film, which participated in festivals in Tampere, Stuttgart and was awarded a jury diploma in Oberhausen-98. In 1999, with his second film "Stakes", the director was invited to the competition program on Berlin Film Festival, to festivals in Leipzig, Jerusalem and was awarded the Grand Prix of the Kinoshock Festival. In 2000, the films "Nestlings of the Sea" and "Stakes" were shown in the program of the Rotterdam Film Festival, after which they were acquired by the Cinema Museum in Amsterdam. Boris Kazakov experiments a lot in camera-less animation, found a way to shoot movies with a camera, and also works in traditional animation. In addition to the above-mentioned pictures, he made the films "Eye" (2001), "Dog" (2001), "Petrogratz" (2003), "News" (2003), "Rock Garden" (2004), "Alphabet" (2004) and video clips for musical groups "Two Planes", "New Composers", "PEPSI".
Known for
DirectingBirthday
November 13, 1964Gender
MaleKnown Movie Credits
16Place of birth
Leningrad, USSR (St. Petersburg, Russia)Also known as
Борис Казаков, Boris KazakovCrew credits
Sirens of Titan
DirectorDog
DirectorThe Eye
DirectorPetrograts
DirectorNews
DirectorRock Garden
DirectorAlphabet
DirectorDragonflies
DirectorMoscow
DirectorSasha
DirectorFish
DirectorIndifference
AnimationClouds
Director, Director of PhotographyKoulakov’s Supreme Ultimate
Production DesignNestlings of the Sea
DirectorStakes
Director