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Sergey SEREGIN
Сергей СЕРЕГИН
Sergueï SEREGUINE
Russia, 2010, 8mn
Colour, animation
Belolobyy
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Белолобый
White Brow / White Fronted
Front blanc
Directed by :
Sergey SEREGIN
(Сергей СЕРЕГИН)
Writing credits :
Sergey SEREGIN
(Сергей СЕРЕГИН)
Based on Chekhov's short story
Production design :
Anna SHEPILOVA
(Анна ШЕПИЛОВА)
Music :
Sergey KAZANTSEV
(Сергей КАЗАНЦЕВ)
Produced by :
Aleksandr GERASIMOV
(Александр ГЕРАСИМОВ)
Companies :
Fonds des Programmes culturels "Guberniya"
format :
Beta
Plot synopsis
Screen adaptation of an Anton Chekhov’s title story about the puppet, who fell into an old she-wolf’s lair.
Selected in the following festivals or events :
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International Film Festival of the Commonwealth Countries "Moscow Premiere"
, Moscow (Russia), 2011
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Festival ''Cinema and literature''
, Gatchina (Russia), 2011
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Golden Eagle awards
, Moscow (Russia), 2011
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BCF. The Big Cartoon Festival
, Moscow (Russia), 2010
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"Vyborg" Russian Film Festival (formerly ''A Window to Europe'')
, Vyborg (Russia), 2010
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Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF)
, Moscow (Russia), 2010
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Open Russian Festival of Animated Film
, Suzdal (Russia), 2010
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International Film Festival Tarkovski
, Ivanovo (Russia), 2010