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Home APSA Nominees & Winners 2007 Best Performance by an Actor Evgeniy Antropov in Hard-Hearted (Kremen)

Evgeniy Antropov in Hard-Hearted (Kremen)

Nomination Details

Ceremony Year 2007
Film
Hard-Hearted
Nomination category
Country
Actor
Evgeniy Antropov

Nomination Detail

Born in Moscow in 1986 actor Evgeniy Antropov makes his feature film debut as a young policeman confronted by corruption in the Russian capital under the direction of debut writer/director Aleksei Mizgiryov. He is currently in his fourth year at the Russian Academy of the Theatre Arts (GITIS).

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