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Tigran Keosayan in 2009 |
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Born | January 4, 1966 Moscow, USSR |
Occupation | Director, writer, actor |
Tigran Edmundovich Keosayan (Armenian: Տիգրան Քեոսայան) (born January 4, 1966, Moscow, USSR) is a Russian-Armenian film director, actor and writer. He is a winner of International Film Festival Prize's including "TEFI", "Kinotavr" and "Window to Europe-2001".
Keosayan is the son of Armenian-Russian film director and composer Edmond Keosayan and actor Laura Gevorkyan. He studied at the all-Soviet state Institute of Cinematography (VGIK).
Keosayan is the director of many modern Russian films included "Kat'ka i Shiz" (1992), "Bednaya Sasha" (1997), "Landysh Serebristyy" (2005), "Zayats nad bezdnoy" (2006), the "12 stul'yev" musical (2003), a large number of clips for Mikhail Shufutinsky, Igor Sarukhanov, Irina Allegrova. He is co-operated with Fyodor Bondarchuk, Alexander Zbruev and others.
Keosayan is an anchorman of the daily (from Monday to Thursday) analytical talk show "With Tigran Keosayan" on the major Russian private TV channel REN-TV. [1]
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