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Pavel Tchoukhraï is a Director and Scriptwriter Russe born on 14 october 1946 at Bykovo, Moscow Oblast (Russie)
Pavel Tchoukhraï est un réalisateur russe né le 14 octobre 1946 à Moscou. Il est le fils de Grigori Tchoukhraï.
(1997)
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A Driver for Vera (2004)
, 1h52Directed by Pavel Tchoukhraï
Origin Russie
Genres Drama
Actors Igor Petrenko, Bohdan Stupka, Marina Golub, Andreï Panine, Alexandre Viktorovitch Dediouchko
Rating70%
The film is set during the Khrushchev Thaw in Soviet Crimea, Ukraine, and concentrates on a young cadet in the Red Army named Viktor (Igor Petrenko), who becomes a chauffeur for a general (Bohdan Stupka) and begins a relationship with the general's disabled and volatile daughter, Vera (Alena Babenko). Viktor becomes involuntarily involved in a plot by the KGB whereby KGB agent Saveliev (Andrei Panin) pushes Viktor to spy on the general for KGB purposes. As the action develops around Viktor's relationship with Vera and his conflicted reasons for pursuing it, contrasted with the raw sexual tension between Viktor and the maid, Lida (Yekaterina Yudina) and her scathing attack on his motives rel Vera, the KGB, using Agent Saveliev, plots to take down and ultimately kill the general. Nobody is safe.
The Thief (1997)
, 1h36Directed by Pavel Tchoukhraï
Origin Russie
Genres Drama, War, Crime
Actors Vladimir Machkov, Yekaterina Rednikova, Yury Belyayev, Valentina Ananina
Rating75%
Katya, a poor and desperate widow, and her young son Sanya try to survive in the post-World War II Soviet Union during the late 1940s through the early 1950s. While on a train, the two meet a handsome, rakish officer, Tolyan, who seduces the mother. Katya stays with Tolyan, who pretends to be her husband and acts as a stepfather to Sanya, who is at first highly distrustful of the man, resenting his presence and authority. There are several allusions to Hamlet.
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A Driver for Vera (2004)
, 1h52Directed by Pavel Tchoukhraï
Origin Russie
Genres Drama
Actors Igor Petrenko, Bohdan Stupka, Marina Golub, Andreï Panine, Alexandre Viktorovitch Dediouchko
Rating70%
The film is set during the Khrushchev Thaw in Soviet Crimea, Ukraine, and concentrates on a young cadet in the Red Army named Viktor (Igor Petrenko), who becomes a chauffeur for a general (Bohdan Stupka) and begins a relationship with the general's disabled and volatile daughter, Vera (Alena Babenko). Viktor becomes involuntarily involved in a plot by the KGB whereby KGB agent Saveliev (Andrei Panin) pushes Viktor to spy on the general for KGB purposes. As the action develops around Viktor's relationship with Vera and his conflicted reasons for pursuing it, contrasted with the raw sexual tension between Viktor and the maid, Lida (Yekaterina Yudina) and her scathing attack on his motives rel Vera, the KGB, using Agent Saveliev, plots to take down and ultimately kill the general. Nobody is safe.
The Thief (1997)
, 1h36Directed by Pavel Tchoukhraï
Origin Russie
Genres Drama, War, Crime
Actors Vladimir Machkov, Yekaterina Rednikova, Yury Belyayev, Valentina Ananina
Rating75%
Katya, a poor and desperate widow, and her young son Sanya try to survive in the post-World War II Soviet Union during the late 1940s through the early 1950s. While on a train, the two meet a handsome, rakish officer, Tolyan, who seduces the mother. Katya stays with Tolyan, who pretends to be her husband and acts as a stepfather to Sanya, who is at first highly distrustful of the man, resenting his presence and authority. There are several allusions to Hamlet.