Ksenia Okhapkina (b. 1989)

Alias:
Ксения Олеговна Охапкина
Ксения Охапкина

Birthplace:
Leningrad, USSR (Saint Petersburg, Russia)

Born:
December 6, 1989

Ksenia Olegovna Okhapkina (Ксения Олеговна Охапкина; born 6 December, 1989; Leningrad, USSR) is a Russian documentary filmmaker. She graduated from St. Petersburg State University of Film and TV in 2012. Since 2014, she has collaborated with the Estonian producer Riho Västrik and his film studio Vesilind.  Her first documentary produced in Vesilind, “Come Back Free”, won IDFA Special Jury Award for Mid-Length Documentary in 2016. “Come Back Free” is a poetic documentary about life in a war-torn Chechen village with local cemetery as its symbolic focal point. With her previous work, Ksenia has shown her ability to capture “the poetic in the pro- fane”. She avows to the meaningfulness of a single frame and has strong commitment to composition.

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Director:
2009  The Smoke
2010  Liudians
2010  Snowstorm
2012  The Night Performance
2013  In the Beginning Was… The Cube
2015  Red
2016  Come Back Free
2019  Immortal

Director of Photography:
2009  The Smoke
2010  Liudians
2010  Snowstorm
2012  The Night Performance
2013  In the Beginning Was… The Cube
2015  Red
2016  Come Back Free
2019  Immortal

Editor:
2009  The Smoke
2010  Liudians
2010  Snowstorm
2012  The Night Performance
2013  In the Beginning Was… The Cube
2015  Red
2016  Come Back Free
2019  Immortal

Screenplay:
2009  The Smoke
2010  Liudians
2010  Snowstorm
2012  The Night Performance
2013  In the Beginning Was… The Cube
2015  Red
2016  Come Back Free
2019  Immortal

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