Albert Yavuryan

Armenian film producer
Albert Yavuryan
Yavuryan in 2006
Born
Albert Garnikovich Yavuryan

(1935-08-26) August 26, 1935 (age 88)
Gyumri, Armenia
Alma materMoscow All-Union Film Institute
Occupation(s)film director, producer & actor
Years active1964 - 1999

Albert Garnikovich Yavuryan (Armenian: Ալբերտ Յավուրյան) (August 26, 1935, Gyumri, Armenia – November 3, 2007, Yerevan, Armenia) is an Armenian film producer.

Biography

He graduated from the Moscow All-Union Film Institute. Yavuryan was awarded the Movses Khorenatsi Medal in 1999 and the Merited Artist of Armenia. Ashik Kerib was one of his films.

Death

Serzh Sargsyan, president of Armenia made a comment on Yavuryan's death, on November 3, 2007.

I learnt about Albert Yavuryan’s death with great grief. The loss is great. One of the most known operators of the 20th century has left life. He really made a revolution in the Soviet film art,[1]

Albert Yavuryan's funeral was held on November 6, 2007 at the Komitas Chamber Music Hall, funerals, Yerevan City Pantheon.

See also

  • Armenfilm

References

  1. ^ ""Albert Yavuryan never doubted to see real life from the camera" Condolences note says". Panorama. Retrieved 9 May 2012.

External links

  • Albert Yavuryan at IMDb
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Nika Award for Best Cinematography
  • 1988: Mikhail Agranovich
  • 1989: Valeri Ginzburg
  • 1990: Albert Yavuryan
  • 1991: Denis Evstigneev
  • 1992: Vadim Yusov
  • 1993: Vadim Yusov
  • 1994: Sergey Kozlov
  • 1995: Sergey Kozlov
  • 1996: Pavel Lebeshev
  • 1997: Igor Klebanov
  • 1998: Aleksandr Antipenko
  • 1999: Yuri Klimenko
  • 2000: Vladimir Ilin
  • 2001: Yuri Klimenko
  • 2002: Alexander Sokurov
  • 2003: Sergey Machilskiy
  • 2004: Mikhail Krichman
  • 2005: Sergey Machilskiy
  • 2006: Yuri Klimenko
  • 2007: Andrey Zhegalov
  • 2008: Sergei Trofimov and Rogier Stoffers
  • 2009: Maksim Drozdov and Alisher Khamidkhodzhaev
  • 2010: Aleksei Arsentyev
  • 2011: Yuri Klimenko
  • 2012: Mikhail Krichman
  • 2013: Yuriy Rayskiy
  • 2014: Sergey Astakhov and Sergey Shultz
  • 2015: Vladimir Ilin and Yuri Klimenko
  • 2016: Gennady Karyuk
  • 2017: Maksim Osadchy
  • 2018: Sergey Astakhov and Ivan Burlakov
  • 2019: Yuri Klimenko
  • 2020: Aleksandr Simonov
  • 2021: Irina Uralskaya
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