
Galina Evtushenko
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Galina Mikhailovna Evtushenko (Russian: Галина Михайловна Евтушенко; 7 February 1956; Voronezh) is a Russian documentary director, screenwriter, producer. Galina Evtushenko was born in Voronezh . She was educated in Voronezh University in philology and then finished post-graduate course with Master Degree in the All–Russian State Institute of Cinematography (VGIC).She is a director and producer, documentary and feature filmmaker. She was a winner of prestisious national awards, she was a participant of International Film Festivals in Greece, Germany, Ukraine, Poland, Hungary, Sweden, India, USA, Canada, Brasil and the participant of International forums and workshops in Munich, Ebeltoft , New York and in Israel , a member of Jury of International Film Festivals in many countries. Galina is a member of Russian Filmmaker’s Union, member of International Association for Cinema Educators. Lives in Moscow.She is a winner and nominate of different national film awards “Nika”, “Golden Eagle”. Honored Artist of Russia. Moscow Government Laureate in the field of literature and art .
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Woe to Wit or Eisenstein and Meyerhold: a Two-fold Portrait in the Interior of the Epoch (2003)
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Fedor Chalyapin. Exile (2021)
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Unknown 1917 (2018)
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The Attic Story (2005)
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The Simonovs and the Troshkins: A Double Portrait in the Interior of an Era (2023)
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Mikhail Ulyanov: About Time and Himself (2011)
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Strength of the Weak (2024)
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Russian Village in the German Side. Alexandrovka (2018)
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Thank You, Army Photographer! (2022)
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Два дня в Ясной Поляне (2025)
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Mahatma Haffkine (2022)
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The Chiefs (1997)
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Leo Tolstoy and Ilya Ginzburg: A Double Portrait Against the Background of the Epoch (2014)
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Leo Tolstoy and Dziga Vertov: A Double Portrait in the Interior of the Epoch (2015)
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Chekhov and Levitan (2019)
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