Katherina Kravtsova

Freedom, Love, Young.

Nomination: Berlin music awards

Love, Freedom, Young people, problem with parents.


Nomination Berlin Music Awards.

A love triangle emerges around a rock and roll musician, his protege and his wife in 1980s Russia.

Nomination: Cannes film festival, European film awards, Cleveland International Film Festival 2019, Nika 2019 e.t.c.

Contemporary Russia. Two girls begin to receive messages from their recently deceased lover. The two former rivals in love team up to solve this mystery.

With the fall of the alien ship Julia's life changed, now three years later mankind is about to experience new encounter.

A day in the life of a comic book artist and his family in post-Soviet Russia. While suffering from the flu, Petrov is carried by his friend Igor on a long walk, drifting in and out of fantasy and reality.

Nomination: Cannes film festival, Nika 2022, Golden Unicorn e.t.c.

Anna Karenina is a socialite and wife of the soon-to-be governor of St. Petersburg, who enters a life-changing love affair with Vronsky, the dashing heir of an aluminum empire

One-person women perfomance. The play is based on the diary of Masha Mashkova's great-great-grandmother, Melania Sevruk, who lived in Chisinau at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries and there met her husband, exiled revolutionary Yevgeny Zelensky. It is story about love, family and strong power women and revolution.

"Life is a lie. Truth is a lie. When I take a picture, I'm naked..." Ren Hang
Outside. Bodies. Mischievous, distant, disinhibited, nonchalant. Naked. Windows open on the roofs of the city. Chinese artist Ren Hang photographed both cityscapes and nature, unclothing bodies like so many stylised, dreamlike landscapes. With tenderness, humour, or detachment, he exalted the grace of Chinese youths, rebellious, beautiful, and free. His poems, darker, are suffused with sex and loneliness, love and death. A life pulverised, persecuted, fragile, and melancholic. A much too short existence, which moved director Kirill Serebrennikov deeply. Two artists whose personal histories and works echo each other. Banned and attacked, they nonetheless managed to create their own art, free to explore themes of identity, sexuality, and of the place of the individual in his or her environment. Art as provocation, as a disturbing wake-up call. Raw, poetic, and insolent, it attacks conventional morality and totalitarianism. A necessary weapon in the fight to regain one's freedom of expression...

A self-taught poet and photographer, Ren Hang was born in China in 1987 and lived in Beijing. Often banned, his subtle compositions feature bodies set against urban or natural backgrounds with a mix of eroticism, distance, and humour. His poetic images are known throughout the world for their great sense of freedom. Ren Hang committed suicide in 2017.
Participant D'Avignon festival.