Pyotr Viktorovich Buslow

Pyotr Viktorovich Buslow ( Russian Пётр Викторович Буслов ; born June 1, 1976 in Khabarovsk , Soviet Union ) is a Russian film director .

Life

Buslow, who grew up in Vladivostok , studied at the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography in Moscow . In 2003 he made his debut film Bumer . It is about four petty criminals on the run, who speed through the country in a stolen black BMW (called "Bumer") and into their doom. The budget for the film was $ 700,000. So far, he has grossed $ 1.6 million. Bumer has received awards at several Russian film festivals. Buslow then shot the sequel Bumer: Film vtoroy in 2006 ( Russian Бумер. Фильм второй ).

Buslow was also the director of the television series Nascha Russia ( Наша Russia) and in 2009, along with Alexei German , Boris Chlebnikow , Kirill Serebrennikow and Ivan Vyrypayev , one of the five directors of the film Korotkoye samykanije , which was shown at the 2009 Venice Film Festival .

In 2010, he was one of five directors participating in the Wrigley- sponsored short film project called Experiment FIVE . The Russian author and director Alexej Schipenko played in his film Sunrise / Sunset , the other directors of the project were Alexander Veledinsky , Igor Voloshin , Andrei Svyagintsev and Aleksej Popogrebski .

In 2011 he directed the film Vysotsky - Thank you for my life , a film about the poet and actor Vladimir Semyonovich Vysotsky .

In March / April 2014, Buslow began shooting the feature film Родина / Vaterland, which was largely shot in India . The script was written by Alexej Schipenko and Andrej Migatschev. a. by Pjotr ​​Viktorovich Buslow and Sergei Selyanov from the CTB Film Company Moscow / Saint Petersburg. The film is scheduled to be released on October 15, 2015.

Web links

• Pyotr Buslov in the Internet Movie Database (English)