Nikita Mikhalkov

Nikita Mikhalkov, born in Moscow on 21 October 1945, is the son of the writer Sergei Mikhalkov, author of the words of the national anthem, and the brother of the filmmaker Andrei Konchalovsky. An actor from his teens, he studied at the Shchukin school and then at the Moscow film institute, in the workshop of Mikhail Romm, and directed his first feature film in 1974. He received the Golden Lion at Venice in 1991 and the Oscar for best foreign-language film in 1995. He chairs the Union of Filmmakers of Russia and the Moscow film festival.

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