Fyodor Bondarchuk

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Fyodor Bondarchuk is one of the most decorated figures in contemporary Russian cinema. His film The 9th Company is considered a landmark, and his two acting Golden Eagles place him among the elite. He also holds the Order of Alexander Nevsky, a high state honor, and has been recognized as a leading media manager. His influence extends beyond his own projects, as he has shaped the industry through his leadership at Lenfilm and Kinotavr.

AwardsBondarchuk has won multiple prestigious Russian film awards. He received two Golden Eagle Awards for Best Actor, for Two Days (2012) and Ghost (2016). His directorial work The 9th Company won the Golden Eagle for Best Feature Film in 2005. He also won a TEFI Award for Best TV Host in 2003 and a Constellation Award for Best Supporting Actor in 2002.

Honours & Distinctions

Order of Alexander Nevsky

Russian Federation·2018

Awarded for contributions to national culture and arts.

Presidential Board of Culture and Arts

Russian Federation·2018

Appointed member of the advisory board.

Records & Feats

First Russian film shot entirely in native 3D

Historic First·2013

Stalingrad (2013) was shot in 100% native 3D, a first for Russian cinema.