Yuri Mamin (Russian: Юрий Борисович Мамин; born 8 May 1946) is a celebrated Soviet and Russian film director, stage director, screenwriter, composer, author and television host, Honored Art Worker of the Russian Federation.
Films
| Year | Film | Credited as | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Director | Writer | Composer | Actor | Notes | ||
| 1982 | I Wish You | Yes | Yes | Graduation work, comedy
Screenplay by Yuri Mamin and Vyacheslav Leikin | ||
| 1986 | Neptune's Feast | Yes | Yes | Screenplay by Vladimir Vardunas | ||
| 1988 | Fountain | Yes | Yes | Screenplay by Vladimir Vardunas | ||
| 1990 | Bakenbardy | Yes | Yes | Screenplay by Vyacheslav Leikin | ||
| 1993 | Window to Paris | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Screenplay by Yuri Mamin, Arkady Tigai and Vladimir Vardunas |
| 1998 | "Gorko!" | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Screenplay by Yuri Mamin, Arkady Tigai and Vladimir Vardunas |
| 2000–2003 | Grim Tales From Russia | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Television series, 18 episodes total |
| 2008 | Don't Think About White Monkeys | Yes | Yes | Screenplay by Yuri Mamin and Vladimir Vardunas
Verse version by Vyacheslav Leikin | ||
Awards
- 1982 Award at the Film Festival of Young Cinematographers in Kiev (I Wish You)
- 1986 Golden Ducat Award at the International Film Festival in Mannheim, Germany (Neptune's Holiday)
- 1987 Grand Prize at the International Film Festival in Gabrovo, Bulgaria (Neptune's Holiday)
- Grand Prizes at film festivals in Moscow, Kiev and Tbilisi, 1988-1989 (Neptune's Holiday)
- 1988 Grand Prize at the International Film Festival "Golden Duke" in Odessa (Fountain)
- 1989 Grand Prize at the International Film Festival in Gabrovo, Bulgaria (Fountain)
- 1989 Grand Prize at the International Film Festival in Sanremo, Italy (Fountain)
- 1989 Grand prize at the International Film Festival in Quimper, France (Fountain)
- 1989 Prize for best ensemble cast at the "Constellation" (Sozvezdie) film festival, Russia (Fountain)
- 1990 Grand Prize at the International Film Festival in Belfort, France (Fountain)
- 1990 Grand Prize at the International Film Festival in Las Vegas, United States (Fountain)
- 1990 Grand Prize at the International Film Festival in Tróia, Portugal (Fountain)
- 1990 Chaplin's Golden Cane Award in Vevey, Switzerland (Fountain)
- 1991 Grand Prize at the International Film Festival in Torremolinos, Spain (Fountain)
- 1991 FIPRESCI Award in San Sebastián, Spain (Bakenbardy)
- 1993 Award for directing at the festival Kinoshock (Window to Paris)
- 1994 Award at the festival “Kinotavr” (Window to Paris)
- 1994 Grand Prize at the festival "Golden Ostap" (Window to Paris)
- 1994 Audience Award at the International Film Festival in Berlin (Window to Paris)
- 1995 UNESCO prize (Window to Paris)
- 1998 Award for best comedy film at the Vyborg Film Festival ("Gorko!")
- 2008 Jury Award for best Russian film by the International Federation of Film Societies at the International Film Festival in Moscow (Don't Think About White Monkeys)
- 2008 Award for innovation in the genre at the film festival "Smile, Russia!”, Russia (Don't Think About White Monkeys)
- 2009 Grand Prize at The End of the Pier International Film Festival, England (Don't Think About White Monkeys)
- 2009 Grand Prize at the International Film Festival in Rabat, Morocco (Don't Think About White Monkeys)
- 2009 Special Diploma from the jury for best actress to Katerina Ksenyeva at the International Film Festival in Rabat, Morocco (Don't Think About White Monkeys)
- 2011 Grand Prize at the Russian Gazette's First International Internet Film Festival “Double 2” (Don't Think About White Monkeys)
External links
- Yuri Mamin at IMDb
- Website of Yuri Mamin's Fountain Fund
- Russian Wikipedia about Yuri Mamin
- Lenfilm about Yuri Mamin
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