Pavel Kogan
Profile info
Known forDirecting
GenderMale
Birthday9 July 1931
Died3 November 1998 (age 67)
Place of birthLeningrad, Russia, Soviet Union [now Saint Petersburg, Russia]
Known credits21
Biography
Pavel Kogan was born on July, 9, 1931 in Leningrad. He got two external high school degrees, that of Leningrad State University and GITIS; was employed as dumb performer by Kirov (presently Mariinsky) Opera. Finding himself, by vagaries of fate, in the cinema, he directed more than 35 documentary films. These films include, on the one hand, such as “The band of military tunes” (1968) in partnership with P. Mostovoy, which got the best film award, the Golden Dove, of Leipzig Festival; on the other hand, such as the full-length “Mutiny in Sobibor” (1989) being a revelation to Pavel himself as it…
Pavel and Lyalya (A Jerusalem Romance)
1998 · Self
Mstislav Rostropovich. The Return
1990 · Director
Russian Ballet Without Russia
1990 · Director
Revolt in Sobibor
1989 · Director
Give Us This Day
1988 · Director
Summer Is Soon
1987 · Director
Profession — Operator
1987 · Director
The Limit of Possible
1984 · Director
The Limit of Possible
1984 · Creator
The Limit of Possible
1984 · Director
Your Very Personal Poetry
1982 · Writer
Alisa Freyndlikh
1979 · Writer
The House is Being Built
1978 · Director
Flight
1972 · Director
Flight
1972 · Writer
City Under Siege
1969 · Director
Big Hockey
1969 · Director
Military Music Orchestra
1968 · Director
Military Music Orchestra
1968 · Script
Day by Day
1968 · Director
Classes
1967 · Director
Classes
1967 · Writer
Look at the Face
1966 · Director
In Directing Classes
1966 · Director
In Directing Classes
1966 · Writer
Proud Humility
1965 · Director
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