Section: Russkiy Den

Kak Menya Zovut

Name Me

Nigina Sayfullaeva
Russia, 2014, 93 Min
PROFIT

Sasha and Olga travel from Moscow to Crimea. The two teenagers are on the search for Olga's father, who abandoned her mother after an affair and now lives in a quaint, derelict house by the sea. Before entering the house Olga is overcome by doubt and asks her friend to swap roles. Sasha's convincing impersonation leads to further complication of the situation however, with each individual coming under self-scrutiny. In her feature film début Nigina Sayfullaeva grapples with apparent and genuine values in individual relationships as well as society as a whole.

Filmformat
DCP | Farbe / colour
Drehbuch
Lubov Mulmenko, Nigina Sayfullaeva
Kamera
Mark Ziselson
Ton
Evgeni Goryainov
Schnitt
Vadim Krasnitsky
Ausstattung
Marusya Parfenova-Chukhrai
Darsteller
Marina Vasilieva, Alexandra Bortich, Konstantin Lavronenko
Produzent
Igor Tolstunov
Produktion
PROFIT
Co-Produktion
Drug Druga
Kontakt
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Nigina Sayfullaeva - – born 1985 in Dushanbe, USSR (today Tajikistan). After graduating in art history she took up studies in directing and scriptwriting. Her short films having featured at numerous film festivals, KAK MENYA ZOVUT represents her début full-length feature film.

Movies
SHIPOVNIK (2010, short)
KHOCHU S TOBOY (2010, short)

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