Aleksandr Zarkhi
Directing·February 5, 1908·† January 27, 1997 — 88 years old·St. Petersburg, Russian Empire
Aleksandr Grigoryevich Zarkhi was a Soviet and Russian film director and screenwriter. People's Artist of the USSR. Hero of Socialist Labour. His film Twenty Six Days from the Life of Dostoyevsky was nominated for the Golden Bear at the 31st Berlin International Film Festival in 1981.
Known For
Anna Karenina
1967·5.4
Height
1957·6.6
Twenty Six Days in the Life of Dostoevsky
1981·5.0
My Younger Brother
1962·5.9
Baltic Deputy
1937·4.6
To Remember
1993·7.0
Member of the Government
1940·4.8
Hectic Days
1935·6.2
The Fires of Baku
1958·7.7
Nesterka
1955·7.4
Story of an Unknown Actor
1976·6.7
People on the Bridge
1959·6.7
Filmography · 25
1993To RememberTVNarrator1986ChicherinScreenplay · Director1985One Day of MosfilmSelf1981Twenty Six Days in the Life of DostoevskyDirector1976Story of an Unknown ActorDirector · Writer1974The Cities and the YearsDirector · Writer1967Anna KareninaDirector · Screenplay1962My Younger BrotherDirector · Writer1959People on the BridgeDirector1958The Fires of BakuDirector1957HeightDirector1955NesterkaDirector1952PavlinkaDirector1948The Precious SeedDirector1946In the Name of LifeDirector · Writer1946Defeat of Militaristic JapanDirector1944The Last HillDirector · Screenplay1942His Name Is Sukhe-BatorDirector · Writer1942Fearless PatriotScreenplay1940Our Cinema(archive footage)1940Member of the GovernmentScript Consultant · Director1937Baltic DeputyWriter · Director1935Hectic DaysScreenplay · Director1933My MotherlandDirector · Writer1930Wind in the FaceDirector