Here’s Looking at You, Dad! (16+)
Russia , 2013, colour, 96 min.
Director: Aleksey Sergienko
Director: Aleksey Sergienko
The film recounts a remarkable life of a film-director Rollan Sergienko. It is based on the honest flashbacks of the director himself, his friends and colleagues, such as Otar Ioseliani, Roman Balayan, Jemma Firsova, Michail Belikov, Naum Kleiman and others. The audience will be able to see for the first time the rich photo collection and the censored episodes from Sergienko’s films that were kept safe through all the years.
AWARDS
Yekaterinburg Open Documentary Film Festival “Russia”: Award for the Best Film about the Man-Creator; International Documentary Drama Film Festival Saratov Sufferings: Special prize; Shukshin Film Festival: Main prize of the Documentary Film Competition; International Festival of Films and TV Programs Radonezh, 2014: Award “For the Manly Vindication of the Artistic Truth”.
Aleksey Sergienko
Aleksey Sergienko
was born in 1967. In 1991 he graduated from the Philological Faculty of the Moscow State University, in 1998 he finished the higher courses of scriprtwriters and directors, class of Evgeniy Tashkov. He worked as a producer and director for Channel One, NTV, Mosfilm, Trite, film company Central Partnership, film company Profit, Golden Eagle, Direction of Cinema, Fifth Channel, Russia-1. He died in December 2013.
FILMOGRAPHY
Selected filmography: Revenge, 2002; film cycles on films: Mysteries of Azazel, 2003; 72 meters. Immersion, 2004; Turkish Gambit. Rules of the Game, 2005; State Councilor. Follow the game, 2006; Doctor Zhivago. Postscriptum, 2006; 1612. On the Sites of History, 2007; Admiral. Course Update, 2008; popular science two episode film Theory of Immortality, 2010; Close Far Lights. Fate’s Premonition, 2012; Here’s Looking at You, Dad, 2013.
Russia , 2013, colour, 96 min.
Director: Aleksey Sergienko
Director: Aleksey Sergienko
The film recounts a remarkable life of a film-director Rollan Sergienko. It is based on the honest flashbacks of the director himself, his friends and colleagues, such as Otar Ioseliani, Roman Balayan, Jemma Firsova, Michail Belikov, Naum Kleiman and others. The audience will be able to see for the first time the rich photo collection and the censored episodes from Sergienko’s films that were kept safe through all the years.
AWARDS
Yekaterinburg Open Documentary Film Festival “Russia”: Award for the Best Film about the Man-Creator; International Documentary Drama Film Festival Saratov Sufferings: Special prize; Shukshin Film Festival: Main prize of the Documentary Film Competition; International Festival of Films and TV Programs Radonezh, 2014: Award “For the Manly Vindication of the Artistic Truth”.