
Stepan Petrov, a resident of the Yakutsky village of Kerdem, became a professional actor at 73.
All his life he worked as a driver, a tractor driver at the state farm, and in his free time he visited the village drama circle, which later became the Kerdem People's Theater.
He played in small plays. I accidentally hit the cinema: director Eduard Novikov was looking for an old man in Yakutia for the role in the film "Tsar-PTICO". Stepan sat in a village club and played checkers when he was photographed and took contacts. Then he was called back and offered to come to the casting. So he ended up in the "king-bird", which received the Grand Prix of the Moscow International Film Festival last year. The script of the film "I must not sit down by me" Lyubov Borisova was already written under Petrov. In this film, he played one of the main roles, and the film received two prizes at the MMKF this year - a prize of spectator sympathy and the jury Netpac.
Stepan Petrov’s journey from the Red Path of the MMKF to the Yakutsky village of Kerdem - in the film Beata Bubenets.
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