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Home APSA Nominees & Winners 2009 Achievement in Cinematography Alexei Arsentiev for Wolfy (Volchok)

Alexei Arsentiev for Wolfy (Volchok)

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Ceremony Year 2009
Film
Wolfy
Nomination category
Country
Cinematographer
Alexei Arsentiev

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Alexei Arsentiev is nominated for his work on Wolfy, the debut feature film from renowned playwright, Vassily Sigarev. His work on the film has been highly acclaimed at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Portugal’s Douro Film Harvest  and the Sochi International Film Festival whose Jury unanimously awarded it the Grand Jury Prize. Wolfy is Alexei’s debut feature film.

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