Russian filmmaker:

Alexander Krivonos began his career in Russian television in the early 1970s. Between 1972 and 1995, he worked there as a producer and director, quickly specializing in cultural and artistic programs. He also shared his expertise as a teacher, notably within artistic exchange programs between France and Russia, such as the Les Saisons Parisiennes festival in Saint Petersburg.

His cinematic work focuses on art history, the avant-garde, and architecture, often through the lens of Russian historical memory. His films frequently utilize archival footage to document the evolution of aesthetic and political movements.

Filmography

The Skyscrapers of Moscow (2002)

Russian Avant-Garde: An Idyll with the Revolution (2000)