Ivan Pyryev

Ivan Pyryev

Directing

Born November 17, 1901 · Kamen, Tomsk Governorate, Russian Empire

19 films as director · Active 1929–1969

Ivan Aleksandrovich Pyryev (17 November 1901 – 7 February 1968) was a Soviet-Russian film director and screenwriter remembered as the high priest of Stalinist cinema. He was awarded six Stalin Prizes…

Known for

Legends of Cinema

Legends of Cinema

2016

Glumov's Diary

Glumov's Diary

1923

Directed(19)

The Brothers Karamazov

1969The Brothers Karamazov★ 6.3

Light of a Distant Star

1965Light of a Distant Star★ 7.0

Our Mutual Friend

1962Our Mutual Friend★ 7.0

White Nights

1960White Nights★ 7.6

The Idiot

1958The Idiot★ 6.6

Devotion

1954Devotion★ 5.8

Friendship Triumphs

1951Friendship Triumphs★ 10.0

Cossacks of the Kuban

1950Cossacks of the Kuban★ 6.1

Tale of the Siberian Land

1947Tale of the Siberian Land★ 5.0

Rich Bride

1946Rich Bride★ 6.5

Six O'Clock in the Evening After the War

1944Six O'Clock in the Evening After the War★ 4.2

The District Secretary

1942The District Secretary★ 4.7

Swineherd and Shepherd

1941Swineherd and Shepherd★ 5.0

The Beloved

1940The Beloved★ 6.2

Tractor Drivers

1939Tractor Drivers★ 4.9

Anna

1936Anna★ 5.4

Conveyor of Death

1933Conveyor of Death★ 6.7

The Civil Servant

1931The Civil Servant★ 8.0

The Other Woman

1929The Other Woman★ 7.0

Acting(2)

2016Legends of CinemaSelf (archive footage)

1923Glumov's DiaryFascist Clown

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