Vladimir Strizhevsky
Directing · Screenplay · Director · Writer
Born Jan 1, 1892 · Ekaterinoslav, Ekaterinoslav province, Russian Empire
Active 1915–1970
Russian and French actor, director. He made his film debut in 1914 in the four-episode criminal drama Sashka the Seminarist (Russian Rocambole), which was released in cinemas in January 1915.
Filmography
La carne e l'anima (1945) — DirectorNuits de princes (1938) — DirectorLes Bateliers de la Volga (1935) — DirectorCrime and Punishment (1935) — WriterSergeant X (1932) — Screenplay · DirectorThe Ring of the Empress (1930) — Director · WriterTroika (1930) — DirectorThe Adjutant of the Czar (1929) — Director · WriterTaras Bulba (1924) — Director · WriterThe House of Mystery (1923) — PascalVers la lumière (1921) — Albert de BonniWhite and Black (1919) — Millionaire Jonathan White / Apache BlackA Revolutionary (1917) — His sonTwilight (1917) — Cherkasskiy, writerA Woman's Autumn (1917) — Maurice ArtoisBlack Love (1917) — Joe · Writer · DirectorA Woman’s Truth (1917) — Vyacheslav Luchezarskiy, poetThe Alarm (1917) — Viktor, Zoya's fianceeМарионетки рока (1916) — Yuliy Davidov, poetAnother's Soul (1916) — Georgiy LiginThe Retribution (1916) — Andrey PavlovichShadows of Sin (1915) — Irina's brother, detectiveSashka The Seminarian (1915)Leon Drey (1915)