Vladimir Siversen
Russian screenwriter and film director
About Vladimir Siversen
Lived 1873 – 2000. Vladimir Siversen was a Russian screenwriter, film director and cinematographer.
Vladimir Siversen was a pioneering Russian cinematographer and film director of German descent. Until 1917 he was mostly known for his work in the film studio of Aleksandr Khanzhonkov.
Filmography 1908: Drama in a Gypsy Camp near Moscow 1908: :ru:Песнь про купца Калашникова (фильм) 1909: Boyarin Orsha (film) 1909: :ru:Чародейка (фильм, 1909) 1909: Vanka the Steward 1909: The Power of Darkness (1909 film) 1909: Mazeppa (1909 film) 1909: Dead Souls (1909 film) 1909: 16th Century Russian Wedding 1910: The Water Nymph (1910 film) 1910: 1918: Be Silent, My Sorrow, Be Silent 1918: The Last Tango
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Who was Vladimir Siversen?
Russian screenwriter and film director
When was Vladimir Siversen born?
Vladimir Siversen was born in 1873.
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Vladimir Siversen died in 2000.
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Vladimir Siversen was a screenwriter, film director and cinematographer.
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Vladimir Siversen was Russian.
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