Sergei Strusovksy is head of the production department at Soyuzmultfilm and an experienced producer and director. He is a member of the Cinematographers Union and the Directors Guild of Russia. While earning his degree at the Communications Institute of Odessa, Sergei directed the popular student program “20 Video Minutes.” In 2001, Sergei graduated from the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography (VGIK) with a major in feature film directing. Since 2011, he has worked at Soyuzmultfilm studios. Sergei is the writer and director of the documentary When Despair Comes (2001), co-author of the feature The Blessed (2007), and director and screenwriter of the animated films Bluebell (2008) and What a Wedding! (2011). In 2014, his stop-motion film Picky Mouse won “Best Children’s Film” at the SICAF Animated Film Festival in South Korea. A laureate of many Russian and international film festivals in a variety of genres, Sergei was voted Best Producer in 2008 at the International Film Market in Kiev.

Accolades

Stanislav Sokolov and Yuliana Slashcheva and Boris Mashkovtsev and Nikolai Makovsky and Sergei Strusovsky
Best Animated Feature Film, 2018

Hoffmaniada

Best Animated Feature Film, 2018

Hoffmaniada

For director Stanislav Sokolov, Hoffamniada is the culmination of over ten years work on a story about the Prussian literary master of the early 19th…

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Films

Hoffmaniada
2017

Hoffmaniada

Russian Federation
2017

Hoffmaniada

For director Stanislav Sokolov, Hoffamniada is the culmination of over ten years work on a story about the Prussian literary master of the early 19th…

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