Dmitrii Frolov

Dmitrii Frolov
director Dmitri Frolov
Born Дмитрий Алексеевич Фролов
(1966-02-27) February 27, 1966
Soviet Union, Leningrad
Nationality  Soviet Union
 Russia
Occupation Film director, Director of photography, actor
Years active 1981-present
Awards TEFI
Website http://www.dmitrfrolov.narod.ru

Dmitri Alexeyevich Frolov (Russian: Дмитрий Алексеевич Фролов; born February 27, 1966 in Leningrad, Soviet Union) is a Russian film director in independent cinema and a director of photography. He has won several film awards.

Biography

Dmitry Frolov was born in Leningrad in 1966. In 1990 he graduated from the University of Cinema and Television. From the beginning of the 80s he was shooting author's cinema. A screenwriter, director and cameraman of more than 30 short films that took part in several dozen domestic ones (Kinoshok in Anapa, Pure Dreams in St. Petersburg, CINE PHANTOM FEST in Moscow, etc.) and foreign festivals and the Biennale (in Rotterdam, Stuttgart, Madrid, Hamburg, Cologne, Dresden, Paris, London, New York, Los Angeles, Helsinki, Tampere, Sydney, Mexico and others). Author of music videos for the group "Auktsion". The creator of the site about the Independent Cinema - a resource devoted to parallel, experimental, author's cinema, avant-garde. As an operator he co-operates with St. Petersburg film companies ("STV" and others). He worked as the senior operator of the TV channel "100TV"[1]

He is one of the leaders of russian movieavanguard in postperestroika age. He makes esthetic experiments connecting with return to dumb cinema on new level of film language.[2]

Laureate of the National Award "TEFI-2008" in the nomination "Operator of a TV film / series"[3]

Filmography

Director's works

Films

  • 1983 - The Battle of Borodino
  • 1987 - Dream
  • 1988 - The Way
  • 1988 - Metamorphosis
  • 1988 - Theater. Afterword
  • 1989 - Act
  • 1989 - Clownery
  • 1990 - Without words
  • 1990 - The Second Birth
    Dmitri Frolov in the film
  • 1991 - KARA
  • 1991 - The Leaving
  • 1991 - Beekeeper
  • 1990-1993 - The Big Moon Nights
  • 1994 - Do not august, 1991
  • 1994 - Stairway to the sky
  • 1995 - Underwater Guest
  • 1996 - Das Es
  • 1997 - Psycho Attack Over Soviets
  • 1999 - Decease
  • 2000 - Rumba
  • 2001 - The Granny's Apocrypha
  • 2002 - Tango Nightingale
  • 2002 - The Two
  • 1991-2003 - Phantoms of white nights
  • 2004 - The daddy's meat
  • 2005 - Ten minutes of silence
  • 1995-2006 - Above the Lake
  • 2010 - Spring
  • 2010 - The Birth of Music
  • 2010 - Conversation
  • 2016 - The Lone
  • 2017 - Last Love
  • 2018 - Winter Will Not Be
DVD cover of a collection of movies by Dmitry Frolov.

Video Clips

Cinematographer

  • 1993 - The Battle of Leningrad (directed by N. Klyuchnikov)
  • 1994 - The life and adventures of 4 friends (directed by O. Yeryshev)
  • 1994-1995 - A series of documentary reports about Timur Novikov and the New Academy of Fine Arts (directed by L. Chibor)
  • 1995 - The acceptance of fate (directed by L. Chibor)
  • 1996 - Presence (directed by A.Kuklin)
  • 1996 - After 300 years (director G.Novikov)
  • 1998 - Courant (directed by A.Kuklin)
  • 1999 - Artist Gleb Bogomolov (director L. Chibor)
  • 2000 - How "Brother-2" was shot (director V.Nepevny, T. Ober)
  • 2000 - Nobody writes to the Colonel (video clip of the BI-2 group)
  • 2000 - The Wizard of our city (directed by R. Rachev)
  • 2000 - Ugar (directed by G.Novikov)
    Director experimental cinema Dmitri Frolov
  • 2001 - Dark Night (directed by O. Kovalov (samples)
  • 2001 - Daughter of Albion (directed by K.Kasatov)
  • 2001 - Fairy Tales (directed by B.Gorlov, K.Kasatov)
  • 2002 - Song (directed by L. Yunina)
  • 2002 - Mozart. Fantasy in the cafe (director G.Novikov)
  • 2003 - "Adjacent Rooms" (directed by K.Seliverstov)
  • 2003 - Kira (directed by V.Nepevny)
  • 2004 - Living in History (directed by G.Novikov)
  • 2004 - Children of corn (director M.Zheleznikov)
  • 2004 - Merry plumber (director V.Nepevny)
  • 2005 - Light in August (director G.Novikov)
  • 2005 - "School of Baba Yaga" (directed by A.Chikichev)
  • 2007 - "The color of time" (directed by K.Kasatov)
  • 2008 - "Children of the Siege" (directed by A.Chikichev)
  • 2008 - "Autograph of Time" (directed by A.Chikichev)
  • 2008 - "Hello, the land of heroes!" (Directed by A.Chikichev)
  • 2009 - "My contemporaries" (directed by A.Chikichev)
  • 2009 - "For Home Viewing" (directed by M.Zheleznikov)
  • 2010 - "Vasily Turkin. The book about the fighter "(directed by S. Lyalkin)
  • 2010 - "The Seasons" (directed by S. Lyalkin)
  • 2013 - "A Successful Visit" (directed by L. Galkin)
  • 2017 - "Unknown Leningrad Region" (directed by S. Lyalkin)
  • TV: 1996-1999 - series of programs "Line of Cinema" (ORT-1 channel) (prize of the festival "White pillars" in 1999)
Cover of DVD to Dmitry Frolov's films "Dream" and "Way"

Actor

  • 1983 - Borodino Battle - Adjutant of Kutuzov, Bagration
  • 1987 - Dream - a character, a mime
  • 1988 - The Way - 1st Comrade
  • 1988 - Metamorphosis - Figure
  • 1989 - Clownery - Daniil Harms
  • 1993 - The Bigmoon Nights - A Man with an Accordion
  • 1993 - Shatanger Aylok - Unutor Flor
  • 2002 - Tango Nightingale - The Male

Awards

  • 2005 - Special prize "Through the thorns to the stars" for the film "Clownery" at the International Festival of Independent Cinema, St. Petersburg [4]
  • 2006 - "TEFI" "For innovation and creative search" of the program "Itozha", TV channel "STO"
  • 2008 - "Golden Pen 2007" in the nomination "journalism" for the documentary series "Children of the Blockade", the TV channel "100 TV"[5]
  • 2008 - National Award "TEFI" "The Best Operator of a TV documentary / TV series" for the film "The Children of the Blockade", the TV channel "100TV"[6]
  • 2011 - "TEFI 2010" for the project "Reading Chekhov" in the nomination "Television and Life: Special Project"[7]

References

  1. ↑ on art-house
  2. ↑ International Film Festival Rotterdam
  3. ↑ TEFI-2008
  4. ↑ Inoye KINO
  5. ↑ KINO Sovet Union
  6. ↑ TEFI-2008
  7. ↑ TEFI-2010
Poster creative meeting with Dmitry Frolov and show the film "Clownery" in April 1991
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