Chulpan Khamatova
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Chulpan Nailevna Khamatova (born October 1, 1975) is a Russian film, theater and TV actress of Tatar origin. Her name, Chulpan, means "Venus" in Tatar. Description above from the Wikipedia article Chulpan Khamatova, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Good Bye, Lenin!
(Lara)
Luna Papa
(Mamlakat)
Garegin Nzhdeh
(Ephimeh)
The Ghost
(Vika)
Advertising Rules!
(Rosa Braun)
The Rainbowmaker
(Lia)
The Whore's Son
(Silvija)
Tuvalu
(Eva)
England!
(Yelena)
Old Songs about the Main Thing 3
The Event
Хлеб для Сталина. Истории раскулаченных
I Don't Believe You Anymore
Горбачев
(Раиса Максимовна Горбачева)
72 Meters
(Nelli)
Sword-Bearer
(Katya)
Greek Holiday
(Melina)
The House of Sun
(Galina)
Country of the Deaf
(Rita)
Time of a Dancer
(Katya)
América
(Liza)
Quiet Life
(Natalia)
Midsummer Madness
(Aida)
Sleeping Songs
(Kristina)
The Lion's Share
(Dina)
ONLYHUMAN
(Nadezhda)
From Tokyo
(Rescuer's Wife)
Naked Pioneer
Manyunya In Cinema
Just A Man
Ellipsis
(Journalist Ursula)
Under Electric Clouds
(Valya)
Garpastum
(Anitsa)
Foreign Body
(Tamara)
Doctor Zhivago
The Bodyguard
The Puppet Syndrome
(Liza)
Anya
(Adult Anya (voice))
Paradise
(Galya)
I Will Revenge This World With Love - S. Paradjanov
(Herself)
As 3 Irmãs
As Três Irmãs
The White Crow
(Xenia Jurgenson)
The Bra
(Nesrin)
The Tale of Fedot, the Shooter
(Marusya (voice))
Cinephile
Save My Speech
(Marina Tsvetaeva (voice))
VMayakovsky
(Liliya Brik)
Doctor Lisa
(Elizaveta Glinka)
Paper Soldier
(Nina, Daniil's Wife)
The Christmas Miracle
(Masha)
Odessa Steamboat
(Tanya - mama Syomy)
Alexey Balabanov. Find Your Own and Calm Down
(Self)
Они
The Nose or Conspiracy of Mavericks
Iran Conference
Sakharov. Two Lives
(Sakharov's Conscience)
Feat
Petrov's Flu
(Nurlynisa Petrova)
Flow
((voice))
Tzadik
(Moshe's mother)
Children of Arbat
(Варя Иванова)
Manyunya
(рассказчик)
The School for Scandal
Казус Кукоцкого
Scene of the Crime
(Larissa)
Ash
(Sonya (Restaurant singer))
72 Meters
Башня
Doctor Zhivago
(Lara)
The Fall of the Empire
(Olga Nesterovskaya)
Zuleikha Opens Her Eyes
(Zuleikha Valieva)