Kirill Razlogov
Kirill Razlogov started his career as a researcher in Gosfilmofond, one of the world oldest and biggest film archives. For several years, he was also a translator of French movies shown at festivals and film weeks in the Soviet Union. Over time Kirill became one of Russia’s chief experts in cinema history. For more than 10 years, Kirill has been the Program Director of Moscow International Film Festival. From 1989 till 2013 he headed the Russian Institute for Cultural Research. He has been teaching film and cultural studies disciplines in universities, hosting author’s telecasts and has written a great number of works on art history.
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