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Anatol Codru

1936 – 2010

Soviet and Moldovan writer and film director

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Lived 1936 – 2010 (aged 74). Anatol Codru was a Russian, Moldovan and Romanian film director, poet, translator and writer, known for Union of Cinematographers of Moldova.

Anatol Codru (1 May 1936 – 17 August 2010) was a writer and film director from Moldova. He was the head of the Union of Cinematographers of Moldova and a leader of the Democratic Forum of Romanians in Moldova.

Biography Anatol Codru was born to Ion Condrea and Titiana Stăncuţă on May 1, 1936, in Molovata Nouă. He graduated from Moldova State University in 1963. Since 1998, he has been the head of the Union of Cinematographers of Moldova. Anatol Codru is an honorary member of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova Anatol Codru was suffering from cancer and died in Chişinău on August 17, 2010.

Awards Premiul I pentru poezie al prestigioasei reviste literare din Moscova „Drujba narodov", 1976. Filmul Mihai Eminescu este distins cu Premiul I la Festivalul de poezie din Suceava, 1992. Premiul Uniunii Scriitorilor din Moldova pentru cea mai bună carte de poeme a anului, Intâmplarea mirării, 1999. Academia Internaţională de drept economic îi acordă titlul de Doctor Honoris Causa.2000 Medalia "Mihai Eminescu", Guvernul României

Books Nopţi albastre (1962) Îndărătnicia pietrei (1967) Feciori (1971) Portret în piatră (1978) Piatra de citire (1980) Mitul personal (1986) Bolta cuvântului (1997)

Filmography Trânta (1968) Biografie (1969) Alexandru Plămădeală (1969) composer Arkady Luxemburg Bahus (1969) Arhitectul Sciusev (1970) Dimitrie Cantemir (1971) Din îndemnul talentului (1971) Vasile Alecsandri (1972) Carnetul de partid (1973) Biografia cântecului (1973) Plai reînnoit (1975) Neam de pietrari (1975) Balada prietenului meu (1978) Visul vieţii mele (1980) composer Arkady Luxemburg Letopiseţul destinului nostru (1981) Puşkin în Moldova (1982) Starşinaua Mahail Varfolomei (1983) Te salut, nouă generaţie (1983) În constelaţia fraternităţii (1984) Tălăncuţa (1986) Cronica familiei Bologan (1987) Sînt acuzaţi martorii (1988) Eu, Nicolai Costenco (1989) Mihai Eminescu (1992) Ion Creangă (1998)

Scenarist Dimitrie Cantemir (1971) Ion Creangă (1973) Trânta (1977)

Text for Symphonic works Symphonic ballad for voice and orchestra (1984) composer Arkady Luxemburg

Lyrics for Songs Ţară dragă (Dear country) (1975) composer Arkady Luxemburg Hora (1976) composer Arkady Luxemburg Margarete (1977) composer Arkady Luxemburg

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Important facts

Birth century
Known for
Union of Cinematographers of Moldova
Education
Moldova State University, Top Courses for Scriptwriters and Film Directors
Employers
Moldova-Film
Awards
Order of the Republic; "Mihai Eminescu" Medal; Moldavian SSR State Prize; Uniunii Scriitorilor din Moldova

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Anatol Codru?

Soviet and Moldovan writer and film director

When was Anatol Codru born?

Anatol Codru was born on 1 May 1936 in Molovata Nouă.

When did Anatol Codru die?

Anatol Codru died on 17 August 2010 in Chișinău.

What was Anatol Codru's occupation?

Anatol Codru was a film director, poet, translator and writer.

What was Anatol Codru known for?

Anatol Codru was known for Union of Cinematographers of Moldova.

What nationality was Anatol Codru?

Anatol Codru was Russian, Moldovan and Romanian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Anatol Codru

· Wikidata: Q4752053

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