Andrei Konchalovsky
Andrei Sergeyevich Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky (Russian: Андре́й Серге́евич Михалко́в-Кончало́вский; born 20 August 1937, Moscow) is a Russian filmmaker, screenwriter, actor, producer and theater, TV director, who works in Russia and USA. His father was the writer Sergey Mikhalkov (1913) and the brother of Nikita Mikhalkov (1945), who is also a well known Russian filmmaker. Andrei Konchalovsky was a frequent collaborator of Andrei Tarkovsky (1932) earlier in his career. His work has won numerous accolades, including the "Cannes Grand Prix Spécial du Jury", a "FIPRESCI Award", two "Silver Lions", three "Golden Eagle Awards", and a "Primetime Emmy Award". He studied for ten years at the Moscow Conservatory, preparing for a pianist's career. In 1960, however, he met Andrei Tarkovsky and co-scripted his movie Andrei Rublev (1966). His first full-length feature, The First Teacher (1964), was favourably received in the Soviet Union and screened by numerous film festivals abroad. His second film, Asya Klyachina's Story (1967), was suppressed by Soviet authorities. When issued twenty years later, it was acclaimed as his masterpiece. Thereupon, Konchalovsky filmed adaptations of Ivan Turgenev's A Nest of Gentle Folk (1969) and Chekhov's Uncle Vanya (1970), with Innokenty Smoktunovsky in the title role. His epic Siberiade upon its 1979 release was favourably received at Cannes and made possible his move to the United States in 1980. His most popular Hollywood releases are Maria's Lovers (1984), Runaway Train (1985), based on a script by Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, and Tango & Cash (1989), starring Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell. In the 1990s, Konchalovsky returned to Russia, although he occasionally produced historical films for U.S. television, such as his adaption of The Odyssey (1997) and the award-winning remake, The Lion in Winter (2003). Konchalovsky's full-length feature, House of Fools (2003), with a cameo role by Bryan Adams as himself, set in a Chechen psychiatric asylum during the war, won him a Silver Lion at the Venice Film Festival. In 2010, Konchalovsky released a longtime passion project of his, The Nutcracker in 3D, a musical adaptation of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky's ballet. A musical film, it mixed live action and 3D animation, and starred Elle Fanning, John Turturro, Nathan Lane, and Richard E. Grant. The film was scored with music from the ballet, with additional lyrics by Tim Rice. In 2012, Konchalovsky wrote, directed and produced "The Battle for Ukraine", which provided an in depth analysis of how Ukraine to this day struggles to escape from the close embrace of its former big brother. His film "The Postman's White Nights" won the Silver Lion at the 71st Venice International Film Festival. The script is centred around the true story of Aleksey Tryaptisyn, a real life postman based in a remote Russian village surrounding the Kenozero lake. In 2016 "Paradise" directed by him won the Silver Lion at the 73rd Venice International Film Festival. It was selected as the Russian entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 89th Academy Awards. In 2020 at the 77th Venice film festival, his film "Dear Comrades" won a special jury prize.
An All Round Maid
(Director (uncredited))
Kurosawa: The Last Emperor
(Self)
The Go-Go Boys: The Inside Story of Cannon Films
(Self)
Andrey Rublev. A Memory of the Film
Age One Hundred
(self)
Andrey Konchalovsky’s Cinema Odyssey
A Film About Mikhail Kalatozov
(Self)
I Am Twenty
(Yura, guest at Anya's party)
The Trial of Madmen
(Michael Hagger)
Revolution: New Art for a New World
(Self)
Sacrifices of Andrei Tarkovsky
(Self)
Ivan's Childhood
(Soldier with Glasses)
Gloss
(beaten intellectual)
Ryaba, My Chicken
(клиент в парикмахерской (в титрах не указан))
Hitler in Hollywood
(Andrei Konchalovski)
SnowwhiteRosered
(Self)
Psycho Path
(Self - Filmmaker)
Foreign Filmmakers in Hollywood
(Self)
The Three Andreis
(Self)
Rerberg and Tarkovsky. The Reverse Side of 'Stalker'
(Self)
Tarkovsky: Time Within Time
(Self)
Konchalovsky. Stage
(self)
Tracking 'The Lion in Winter'
(Self)
Konchalovsky. Screen
(self)
Ballerina
The Vanja Earthquake
Running on Empty: An Interview with Andrei Konchalovsky
(Self)
On the Trail of the New Wave
(Self)
Islands: Georgy Rerberg
(Self)
Spécial cinéma
(Self)
To Remember
(Narrator)
Les Rendez-vous du dimanche
(Self)
Andrei Rublev
(Writer)
Runaway Train
(Director)
Tango & Cash
(Director)
To Each His Own Cinema
(Director)
The Steamroller and the Violin
(Writer)
Homer and Eddie
(Director)
Gloss
(Director)
The Lion in Winter
(Director)
Siberiade
(Director)
The Nutcracker
(Director)
Shy People
(Director)
The Inner Circle
(Director)
The Inner Circle
(Writer)
Duet for One
(Director)
The Story of Asya Klyachina, Who Loved, But Did Not Marry
(Director)
House of Fools
(Screenplay)
House of Fools
(Director)
Maria's Lovers
(Writer)
Maria's Lovers
(Director)
Uncle Vanya
(Director)
A Nest of Gentry
(Director)
Ryaba, My Chicken
(Director)
Ryaba, My Chicken
(Writer)
Romance for Lovers
(Director)
Tashkent, City of Bread
(Screenplay)
The First Teacher
(Director)
The Nutcracker
(Writer)
The Seventh Bullet
(Writer)
The Fierce One
(Writer)
Trans-Siberian Express
(Writer)
The Boy and the Pigeon
(Director)
The Postman's White Nights
(Screenplay)
The Postman's White Nights
(Producer)
The Postman's White Nights
(Director)
The First Teacher
(Screenplay)
Battle for Ukraine
(Director)
Battle for Ukraine
(Story)
Lumière & Company
(Director)
Shy People
(Screenplay)
Shy People
(Story)
Lena and Justice
(Producer)
Moscow Chill
(Producer)
Moscow Chill
(Writer)
A Nest of Gentry
(Writer)
A Slave of Love
(Writer)
Siberiade
(Writer)
Paradise
(Director)
Paradise
(Producer)
Paradise
(Screenplay)
Uncle Vanya
(Screenplay)
Sin
(Script)
Sin
(Writer)
Sin
(Director)
The Demons of St. Petersburg
(Idea)
Split Cherry Tree
(Director)
The King of Ads
(Director)
Sin
(Screenplay)
Dear Comrades!
(Screenplay)
Dear Comrades!
(Director)
Dear Comrades!
(Producer)
The Boy and the Pigeon
(Screenplay)
Sin
(Co-Producer)
Faith
(Producer)
The End of Ataman
(Screenplay)
The Nutcracker
(Producer)
The Song of Manshuk
(Writer)
Duet for One
(Screenplay)
To Each His Own Cinema
(Writer)
Ryaba, My Chicken
(Producer)
Gloss
(Producer)
House of Fools
(Producer)
Gloss
(Screenplay)
Homo Sperans
(Director)
Homo Sperans
(Screenplay)
Envy
(Screenplay)
Russian Quarantine
(Producer)
Alone Anthology
(Producer)
Royal Paintbox
(Co-Producer)
Homo Sperans
(Producer)
The Last Station
(Executive Producer)
White Lilac
(Screenplay)
The Bottomless Bag
(Producer)
Russian Quarantine
(Director)
My Dear Uncle
(Producer)
Blood and Sweat
(Screenplay)
Unexpected Joy
(Screenplay)
We're Waiting for You, Lad
(Screenplay)
Fan
(Screenplay)
One Life is Not Enough
(Screenplay)
Culture is Destiny
(Producer)
All Tickets Sold Out
(Screenplay)
Seagull
(Director)
All Tickets Sold Out
(Director)
Miss Julie
(Writer)
Battle for Ukraine
(Producer)
Miss Julie
(Director)
Seagull
(Writer)
Russian Short. Issue 4
(Producer)
Culture is Destiny
(Screenplay)
Geidar Aliev
(Screenplay)
Yuri Andropov
(Screenplay)
Geidar Aliev
(Producer)
Yuri Andropov
(Director)
Yuri Andropov
(Producer)
Geidar Aliev
(Director)
Mussorgsky: Boris Godunov
(Stage Director)
Big "Wick"
(Author)
Ivan's Childhood
(Screenplay)
Look at Me!
(Writer)
The Odyssey
(Director)
Eat at Home
(Producer)
Culture is Destiny
(Director)
Culture is Destiny
(Screenplay)
It is Worth Remembering
(Director)
Geniuses
(Producer)
It is Worth Remembering
(Producer)
Burden of Power
(Screenplay)
Burden of Power
(Director)
It is Worth Remembering
(Screenplay)
Burden of Power
(Producer)
Geniuses
(Screenplay)
Culture is Destiny
(Producer)
Geniuses
(Director)
The Odyssey
(Teleplay)
Chronicles of the Russian Revolution
(Screenplay)
Chronicles of the Russian Revolution
(Director)
The Odyssey
(Creator)
Culture is Destiny
(Creator)
It is Worth Remembering
(Creator)
Burden of Power
(Creator)
Geniuses
(Creator)
Eat at Home
(Creator)
Chronicles of the Russian Revolution
(Creator)