A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Alias:
Михаил Железников
Birthplace:
Leningrad, RSFSR, USSR (now St. Petersburg, Russia)
Born:
March 21, 1972
Mikhail Zheleznikov (Russian: Михаил Железников; born 21 March 1972; Leningrad) is a Russian documentary filmmaker. Made films for ARTE and YLE, Corona Films, and St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio. Participant and jury member of various international film festivals. His video works have been exhibited at modern art museum Kiasma (Helsinki, Finland), Museum of the Moving Image (New York, USA), The National Art Center (Tokyo, Japan), Kunst Museum Bonn (Germany), Museum of Modern Art Erarta (St. Petersburg, Russia). Since 2011 curates experimental short film competition In Silico at Message To Man film festival. In 2012 co-organized experimental film festival Kinodot. In 2015-2019 was teaching at St. Petersburg State Institute of Culture, in 2016-2021 in St. Petersburg New Cinema School. In 2019 was one of the curators of experimental project Per Forma 2 Stage at the Big Drama Theater. Since 2019 teaches documentary filmmaking at St. Petersburg State University of Film and Television.
Director:
2004 Children of Corn
2006 Collection N1
2008 The Booth
2009 For Home Viewing
2010 Together
2012 Gillyflower Smells of Perfume
2012 On Pause
2014 Reed
2016 Once Upon a Time in the USSR
2018 Pebbles
2019 18
2019 Glass On a Thin Leg
2020 Revision
2022 Inversion
2023 The Ritual
2024 Death of an Extra
Editor:
2004 Children of Corn
2006 Collection N1
2008 The Booth
2009 For Home Viewing
2010 Together
2012 Gillyflower Smells of Perfume
2012 On Pause
2014 Reed
2016 Once Upon a Time in the USSR
2018 Pebbles
2019 18
2019 Glass On a Thin Leg
2020 Revision
2022 Inversion
2023 The Ritual
2024 Death of an Extra
Producer:
2004 Children of Corn
2006 Collection N1
2008 The Booth
2009 For Home Viewing
2010 Together
2012 Gillyflower Smells of Perfume
2012 On Pause
2014 Reed
2016 Once Upon a Time in the USSR
2018 Pebbles
2019 18
2019 Glass On a Thin Leg
2020 Revision
2022 Inversion
2023 The Patient
2023 The Ritual
2024 Death of an Extra
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