Sergei Loznitsa

Sergei Loznitsa

Still: Today We Are Going to Build a House
Sergei LOZNITSA (1964, Belarus) is an editor, screenwriter, and filmmaker. He grew up in Kiev, Ukraine and graduated in Applied Mathematics from Kiev Polytechnic in 1987. Between 1987 and 1991, he worked as a scientist at the Kiev Institue of Cybernetics as an artificial intelligence researcher. In 1997, he graduated from the Russian State Institute of Cinematography (VGIK) in Moscow, where he studied feature filmmaking. He has founded the film production company ATOMS & VOID in 2013. He has made 23 award-winning documentaries and four fiction films. His feature debut My Joy (2010) premiered in the main competition at the Cannes Film Festival, where two years later, In the Fog (2012) won the FIPRESCI Prize. His films have been screened and received awards at various film festivals internationally. He won Best Director at Cannes for his fourth feature film Donbass in 2018.

Filmography

Segodnja my postroim dom/Today We Are Going to Build a House (1996, short doc, co-dir), Zjizn, osin/Life, Autumn (1998, short doc, co-dir), Polustanok/The Train Stop (2000, short doc), Poselenie/Settlement (2001, doc), Portret/Portrait (2002, short doc), Pejzazj/Landscape (2003, doc), Fabrika/Factory (2004, short doc), Blokada/Blockade (2006, short doc), Artel (2006, short doc), Predstavlenie/Revue (2008, doc), Northern Light (2008, short doc), Stjsastje moje/My Joy (2010), V tumane/In the Fog (2012), O milagre de Santo António/The Miracle of Saint Anthony (2012, short doc), Pismo/Letter (2013, short doc, co-dir), Reflections (2014, short doc), Maidan (2014, doc), Ponts de Sarajevo/Bridges of Sarajevo (2014, omnibus film), The Old Jewish Cemetery (2014, short doc), Sobitije/The Event (2015, doc), Austerlitz (2016, doc), Krotkaya/A Gentle Creature (2017), Den' Pobedy/Victory Day (2018, doc), Process (2018, doc), Donbass (2018), The Trial (2018, doc), State Funeral (2019, doc), A Night at the Opera (2020, short doc), Babi Yar. Context (2021, doc)

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