People's Artist of the Russian Federation, film director Andrei Malyukov died of coronavirus at the 74th year of his life. This was reported on Facebook by his cousin, actress Natalya Bondarchuk.
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Andrei Malyukov was born in 1948 in Novosibirsk. In 1971, he graduated from the Faculty of Faculty of VGIK, after which he worked as an assistant to director Yuri Ozerov on the set of a five -part film epic “Liberation”.
Malyukov’s debut full -length film “In the Special attention” zone was released in 1977 and was awarded the State Prize of the RSFSR named after the Vasilyevs of the Brothers Vasilyevs and the silver medal named after Dovzhenko. In 1981, Malyukov shot one of the first Soviet catastroph films 34th Smerevo. He is also the author of the paintings “We are from the future” (2008), “Match” (2012), TV shows “Empire under the blow” (2000), “Special Forces” (2002), “Saboteurs” (2004), “Mosgaz” (2012), “To stay alive” (2018) and others.