Ten Centimeters of Life (16+)
Russia, 2014, colour, 65 min.
Director: Anna Yanovskaya
Director: Anna Yanovskaya
Ten centimeters of life is a space between water and ceiling. People spent eight hours on tables and wardrobes in ice-cold water, with their heads up, trying to breath. This film is an attempt to understand how person reacts to extreme situations, and at the same time to find out what really happened in the little town of Krymsk at the night of the flood. Perhaps, it was sense of humour and incredible will to live, that made people almost insubmergible.
Debut film.
Debut film.
AWARDS
Documentary film festival in Sevastopol, 2015: Media Prize.
Anna Yanovskaya
Anna Yanovskaya
graduated from Russian Academy of Theatre Art (GITIS), M.Zakharov’s workshop, in 1998, and then finished High Courses of scriptwriters and directors, V.Grammatikov and A.Borodyanskiy’s workshop, in 2014. She took part in many international theatre and film projects, and played over 25 roles in cinema and TV. Nowadays she is the scriptwriter and director of several short and one feature film. She is the winner of many Russian and European film festivals. “Ten Centimeters of Life” is Anna’s debut in documentary films.
FILMOGRAPHY
Ten Centimeters of Life, 2014.
Russia, 2014, colour, 65 min.
Director: Anna Yanovskaya
Director: Anna Yanovskaya
Ten centimeters of life is a space between water and ceiling. People spent eight hours on tables and wardrobes in ice-cold water, with their heads up, trying to breath. This film is an attempt to understand how person reacts to extreme situations, and at the same time to find out what really happened in the little town of Krymsk at the night of the flood. Perhaps, it was sense of humour and incredible will to live, that made people almost insubmergible.
Debut film.
Debut film.
AWARDS
Documentary film festival in Sevastopol, 2015: Media Prize.