HWANG Alexander Fedorovich

Born in 1957 in Cheboksary. He studied at art school. In 1980 he graduated from the directing department VGIK, where he was engaged in the workshop of Leo Kulidzhanov and Tatiana Lioznova. In 1979 as a graduate acting workshop performances of Brecht set the play "Mother Courage and Her Children". Graduation cinematic work of Hwang became the band "cord", then was srednemetrazhny film "Dominus," and together with other screenwriter, he created several screenplays. Renowned director was in 1992, when Alexander Hwang made the film "Eurofocus-Eurofocus" with Oleg Menshikov starring. "Eurofocus-Eurofocus" was awarded the prize for best debut film-and successfully participated in several film festivals, including Cannes and. In addition, he wrote and directed the music for this film. Then Hwang novel "Wedding March" was involved in the creation kinoalmanaha "Arrival of a Train," became a kind of manifesto of young Russian filmmakers. In 1998, he made the psychological thriller "rubbish good, bad rubbish". In addition, Alexander Hwang appeared in feature films "Giselle's Mania" (1995) and "Scientific section of pilots" (1996). In 1999 he published a thriller Alexander Hwang "Dying is easy," in which the starring Alexander Lazarev, Jr., Pauline and George Kutepova Taratorkin.