Vitaly Mansky
Known for: Directing
Born: December 2, 1963
Place of birth: Lvov, Ukrainian SSR, USSR [now Lviv, Ukraine]
Vitaly Vsevolodovich Mansky (Russian: Вита́лий Все́володович Ма́нский, Ukrainian: Віталій Всеволодович Манський; born 2 December 1963 in Lviv, Ukrainian SSR, USSR) is a film and documentary maker of Jewish Ukrainian origin. His films have been screened at film festivals worldwide and he has received over 100 international awards. In 2007, he founded the International Festival of Creative Documentary Films Artdocfest. In 2014, he emigrated to Latvia. He is still being persecuted by Russian authorities for expressing his stance on civil rights. Mansky is the president of the IDFF Artdocfest/Riga and a member of the American Film Academy (Oscars).
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Filmography
46 movies · 8 TV shows, newest first
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Time to the Target
2026
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Iron
2024
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Eastern Front
20235.0
2020. On Love And Freedom
2023
7.8
Gorbachev. Heaven
2021
6.3
Putin's Witnesses
2018
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The Choice
2016
7.2
Close Relations
2016
7.2
Under the Sun
2015
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Beyond The Fear
2014
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Book
2014NR
Alexander Zhurbin: An Attempt at Self-Portrait
2013NR
Eternal Flame
2013
5.1
Pipeline
2013NR
69
2011
6.5
Motherland or Death
2011
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Iconoscope
2011
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Miner's Day
2010
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Nikolina Gora. Epilogue
2009
8.0
Sunrise/Sunset. Dalai Lama XIV
2008
4.5
Virginity
2008NR
Generation
2006
4.8
Tender's Heat: Wild Wild Beach
2006NR
Death of the Poet
2005
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Bashlachev. The Flight of Death
2005NR
t.A.T.u. in the Middle Kingdom
2004
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Space. Way Home
2004
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T.A.T.U. In Underheaven
2004NR
Gagarin’s Pioneers
2004
5.5
Anatomy of t.A.T.u.
2003
5.7
Clean Thursday
2003
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Valentina Leontieva
2003NR
Open Kremlin
20028.0
Broadway. Black Sea
2002NR
USSR - Canada. More Than Hockey
2002NR
Putin. Leap Year
2001NR
Yeltsin. Another Life
2001NR
Gorbachev. After Empire
2001
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Vertov Windows
2001
8.0
Mummies
2001NR
Open Up, Police!
2001
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Red Tsars. Presidents of Russia
2001
7.0
Unknown Putin
2000NR
Russia. The Begining
2000
9.0
Private Chronicles: Monologue
1999
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Bliss
1995NR
Cuts of Another War
1993
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Lenin's Body
1992
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Jewish Happiness
1990NR
Etudes About Love
1990NR
Post
1989NR
Park of Culture
1988NR
Bumerang
1987NR
Dogs
1987