Mikhail Kozakov Movies

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Futbolist: 1990

Starring:: Valentin Gaft, Yevgeny Lazarev, (more)

Duraki Umirayut Po Pyatnitsam: 1990

Starring:: Vasiliy Mishchenko, Oksana Fandera, (more)

Vizit Damy: 1989

Starring:: Yekaterina S. Vasilyeva, Valentin Gaft, (more)

Gospodin Oformitel: 1989

Starring:: Viktor Avilov, Mikhail Kozakov, (more)

Khrani Menya, Moy Talisman: 1986

The setting for this off-beat drama of love and jealousy is the Pushkin Poetry Festival in Boldino. Liosha (Oleg Yankovsky) and his wife Tania (Tatiana Drubich) are walking through the plush forest around Boldino when a mysterious figure pops up from behind a tree and asks the couple a question on an esoteric point of Pushkin scholarship. From that strange beginning, the man, whose name is Klimov (Alexander Abdulov), starts to ease himself into the couple's private space, and trouble ensues. Complementing this story is the festival itself, enactments of Pushkin's works, and emotional debates among the festival-goers over the meaning of his poetry. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

Starring:: Oleg Yankovsky, Tatyana Drubich, (more)

Voitelnitsa: 1986

Starring:: Svetlana Kryuchkova, Olga Sirina, (more)

Neveroyatnoe Pari, Ili Istinnoe Proisshestvie, Blagopoluchno Zavershivsheesya: 1984

Starring:: Boris Plotnikov, Alexei Petrenko, (more)

Geroy Ee Romana: 1984

Starring:: Galina Belyayeva, Vladimir Shevelkov, (more)

Unikum: 1983

Starring:: Vasiliy Bochkarev, Yevgenya Glushenko, (more)

Yesli Verit Lopotukhinu...: 1983

Starring:: Grisha Yevseev, Leonid Bronevoy, (more)

Demidovy: 1983

Starring:: Yevgeni Yevstigneyev, Vadim Spiridonov, (more)

Pokrovskiye Vorota: 1982

In a series of vignettes, Moscow of the 1950s comes back to life as Konstantin (Mikhail Kozakov, also the director) reminisces as he stands by the Pokrov Gate, thinking about the house he used to live in and his neighbors and friends (the young Konstantin is played by Oleg Menshikov). The post-Stalinist thaw has set in and Moscow had a special aura of relaxation and warmth, as this film illustrates. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

Starring:: Oleg Menshikov, Leonid Bronevoy, (more)

I S Vami Snova Ya...: 1981

Starring:: Alexandr Ponomarev, Irina Kalinovskaya, (more)

Tovarishch Innokentiy: 1981

Starring:: Sergei Martynov, Antonina Shuranova, (more)

Shestoy: 1981

Starring:: Sergei Nikonenko, Mikhail Kozakov, (more)

20-e Dekabrya: 1981

Starring:: Kirill Lavrov, Mikhail Kozakov, (more)

Sindikat-2: 1981

Starring:: Mikhail Kozakov, Boris Sokolov, (more)

Bezymyannaya Zvezda: 1979

Popular Russian actor Mikhail Kozakov directed this romantic comedy set in a small provincial town where the main cultural attraction is a glimpse of a fast train going by. One day, something extraordinary happens, as the train stops and a worldly, elegant woman from a big city steps off. That woman, Mona (Anastasiya Vertinskaya), has no ticket, and the station master insists that she must buy one. She has no money, and there are no trains until tomorrow, so she ends up staying at the house of local schoolteacher Marin Miroiu (Igor Kostolevsky). Miroiu, who teaches astronomy, claims to have discovered a previously unknown star. At first, Mona dislikes the bookish schoolteacher, but gradually the two fall in love. Their idyll is interrupted by the arrival of Mona's wealthy lover (Mikhail Kozakov), who wants to take her back to city life. ~ Yuri German, Rovi