Childhood and youth
Yuri Aleksandrovich Kuznetsov is a representative of Siberia, Russian by nationality. The Honored Artist of Russia was born in Abakan (Republic of Khakassia). The father of the future celebrity was a police officer and dreamed that his son would follow in his footsteps, fulfilling his duty as a servant of the law. But in high school, Kuznetsov began studying in a theater group and realized that he wanted to connect his life with art. However, ironically, a large number of Yuri’s characters wear uniforms - either military or police.
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Yuri Kuznetsov in his youth
In his youth, Yuri Kuznetsov went to Vladivostok, where he graduated from the Faculty of Performing Arts at the Far Eastern Pedagogical Institute. The young actor was assigned to the Khabarovsk Regional Drama Theatre, where he would serve for exactly 10 years. In 1979, Yuri already lived in Omsk, where he continued to perform on stage, and after another 7 years he joined the Leningrad Comedy Theater. The artist played there until the end of the twentieth century.
Yuri Kuznetsov saved someone else's child and married his mother
For Irina, her husband Yuri Kuznetsov is a real Guardian Angel.
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There are legends in the acting world about the kindness and warmth of actor Yuri Kuznetsov, the famous Fly Agaric from “Streets of Broken Lanterns”. Kuznetsov knows how to make friends, always responsive to someone else's misfortune. Actually, his indifference to human grief was once rewarded - by showing compassion and empathy, he himself found personal happiness.
One of Kuznetsov’s friends told us his personal story in confidence. We clarified this story with the actor’s wife Irina.
“Of course, my husband is a fortress for all of us - for me, for my whole family,” Irina admitted. — Yura has a true heart, he is a very devoted person.
— Do you have an unusual dating story?
- Yes. To be honest, I’m still going through all this. I have a son from my first marriage. My son and I were at the hotel when he became ill. They called an ambulance. They helped our son, and the ambulance took us back to the hotel. And by chance a stranger helped carry the boy to our room. It was Yuri Aleksandrovich Kuznetsov...
That day, Irina, left alone with her misfortune, was touched by the attention of an unfamiliar man. And he offered his help, took the phone and promised to call and inquire about the health of Irina’s son. He called, visited and literally warmed me with compassion and care.
At the first meeting, Irina did not recognize the man who showed concern for someone else’s child as an actor. When we got to know him better, I began to respect him, became a fan, and then his wife.
Yuri Kuznetsov turned into the family's guardian angel. Irina could no longer imagine her life without him. Moreover, he became her not only a loving and faithful husband, on whom the family rests to this day, but also actually saved her son!
“If it weren’t for Yuri, I would have lost my son,” says Irina. “He has a blood disease and needed an expensive drug. There wasn't enough money. And Yura ran around, looked for funds, and did the simply impossible! Actor Gosha Kutsenko responded to his call for help, to whom I am incredibly grateful. You can express your deep gratitude to him through the newspaper! I couldn’t have done it alone, I couldn’t have done it without support! If it weren’t for Yura, not for his friends, I would have lost my son, it would have been very scary! But everything ended well. The son was saved. Today he is already an adult, married, everything is fine with him, he lives separately from us. And my husband and I have a daughter together, pah-pah, no health problems!
By the way, after Yuri Kuznetsov proved himself to be a real man, capable of making his beloved woman happy and helping a step-child, his career took off. From a little-known theater artist, he turned into a screen star. Role offers pour in like a cornucopia. Today Kuznetsov is a sought-after, respected and highly paid artist. And in his personal life he has complete order.
AND AT THIS TIME
The actor continues to amaze the audience with new roles and his best spiritual qualities. The other day, as we learned, he suffered a mini-stroke, but did not postpone the tour because of this. I went to Vladivostok, despite all the doctors’ prohibitions. Still would! The audience is more important.
Movies
Kuznetsov made his film debut in 1973 in the legendary Eastern film “A Friend Among Strangers, a Stranger Among Our Own.” The actor had to wait almost 10 years for his next role in the military drama Torpedo Bombers, but his hopes were not in vain. This film was soon followed by another famous film - the drama “My Friend Ivan Lapshin”.
In the 80s, the performer was in demand in Soviet cinema. The artist’s filmography included films that gained popularity in the USSR: the philosophical and satirical comedy “Heart of a Dog,” the action film “Burnt Sun,” and the historical film “The Adventures of Quentin Dorward, Archer of the Royal Guard.” Subsequently, the actor participated in the filming of the social drama “Cold Summer of '53...”, the military-historical film “Special Forces Squad” and the melodrama “I Hate You.”
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Yuri Kuznetsov and Sergei Bodrov on the set of the film “Brother”
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the performer did not lose his position in cinema, like most of his colleagues. Yuri Kuznetsov, together with Alexander Abdulov, starred in the detective story “Genius”, with Nikolai Eremenko Sr. in the socio-psychological thriller “Defector”, with Vladimir Ilyin in the melodrama “Over Dark Water”, with Ingeborga Dapkunaite in the drama “Moscow Evenings” .
The press has repeatedly reported that while working on the cult action movie “Brother,” Kuznetsov even had to film with real homeless people. The actor got into character so much that the tramps believed that the artist really belonged to him and lived on the street. Fans of Russian cinema will easily recognize Yuri Alexandrovich’s photo after the film.
The next round of popularity came to the artist in 1997, when the series “Streets of Broken Lanterns” began airing on television. There, Yuri plays police lieutenant colonel Petrenko, nicknamed Mukhomor, the chief of a valiant brigade of operatives. The film also stars Mikhail Porechenkov, Evgeny Dyatlov, Alexander Lykov, Evgenia Evstigneeva, Alexander Bezrukov.
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Yuri Kuznetsov and other actors of the series “Streets of Broken Lanterns”
For 20 years, the “mushroom” nickname has not gotten rid of the artist, but he is not worried about this, claiming that he even likes this situation.
“Once, in some city, at a meeting, a guy about 15-16 years old came up to me, handed me a program for an autograph, looked down and said: “I don’t know your name, but I know your nickname - Fly Agaric.” This didn’t upset me at all—it amused me. No, I'm not offended. Well, okay, he became famous for his role as a cop, and that’s good,” Kuznetsov said in an interview with reporters.
Later it turned out that in “Streets” the character Yuri Kuznetsov did not have any nickname, and the designation Fly Agaric did not appear in the script at all. This nickname stuck with Kuznetsov, since actor Sergei Selin, who played the role of Dukalis, jokingly called his colleague that, and the creators of the film decided to use the new idea, implementing plans on the set.
Plot (2003)
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Yuri Kuznetsov in the series “Plot”
It’s interesting that initially it was planned to make only a couple of episodes, but in the end the project lasted for many years. Kuznetsov was a participant in the series until 2003, and then played the same role in the films “Opera. Chronicles of the Homicide Department" and "Liteiny, 4".
But the actor did not limit himself only to police television series. Kuznetsov appeared in leading roles in the action film "Kamikaze Diary", the family series "Plot", the crime drama "Games of Moths", the detective story "Boar", the life saga "Moscow Yard", as well as in the comedies "Peculiarities of the National Hunt in Winter" and "Features of national policy." Another notable work of Yuri Kuznetsov was the criminal detective story “Resort Police,” in which the performer again played the role of an investigator.
In 2021, Kuznetsov played the Kolychevs’ servant in the film “The Duelist,” which was noted by critics. But the artist himself remembers Pavel Lungin’s creation “Tsar” more. Oprichnik Malyuta Skuratov is the celebrity hero in this film.
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Yuri Kuznetsov and Victoria Isakova
The performer himself claimed that he really liked the role of Tsar Malyuta’s servant, because the director had to listen to the opinion of an experienced artist and change the cliched image of the guardsman.
In 2021, Yuri Kuznetsov starred in the film “The Man Who Surprised Everyone.” On the set, he worked with Evgeny Tsyganov, Natalya Kudryashova and other famous actors. The drama tells about the huntsman Yegor, who learns that he is terminally ill. He is trying to completely change his personality in order to cheat death, as did the hero of the Siberian epic Zhamba.
2019 was a fruitful year for the actor. Yuri Kuznetsov took part in the filming of several highly rated TV series. This is Immediate Response and Sheena667.
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Yuri Kuznetsov and other actors on the set of the series “Epidemic”
One of the main projects of 2021 was the multi-part film “Epidemic”, which tells about the life of one family against the backdrop of terrible events. The main character Sergei (Kirill Kyaro) with his lover, her autistic son, ex-wife and his own son is trying to leave the quarantine zone.
Yuri Alexandrovich played a minor role in the series - the father of the main character, Boris Mikhailovich. The film also stars Victoria Isakova, Alexander Robak, Maryana Spivak, Savely Kudryashov, Natalya Zemtsova and others.
“Epidemic” was a great success not only in Russia, but also in the world. On the American streaming service Netflix, it entered the top 5 most watched series. In September 2021, it became known that Netflix bought this project from the creators for $1.5 million.
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Yuri Kuznetsov on the set of the film “Fire”
At the end of 2021, a piercing picture was released about the difficult work of firefighters in the fight against the elements - “Fire” with the participation of Konstantin Khabensky. In the drama, Yuri Alexandrovich appeared as the head of the rural settlement of Georgich, who at the right moment managed to control his emotions and helped save the residents.
Cinema
In 1974, the artist first appeared on screen.
It was a cameo role in Nikita Mikhalkov’s war film “A Friend Among Strangers, a Stranger Among Our Own.” His first big role awaited him in 1982 in the film “My Friend Ivan Lapshin” by Alexei German. The actor called the assistant director, Viktor Aristov, who came to Omsk in search of fresh faces and invited him to audition in Leningrad, his “godfather in cinema.” The film was released only in 1984.
Yuri Kuznetsov in the film “My Friend Ivan Lapshin”
As Kuznetsov said, he initially applied for the main role - Ivan Lapshin. And his candidacy was even approved by the artistic council. Unlike the director, who decided that “Lapshin is open, and Kuznetsov is too cunning.” As a result, he got the role of the head of the regional police department - the first of many law enforcement officers in his filmography.
Then began filming the famous film story by Semyon Aranovich about the life and exploits of military pilots of coastal aviation - “Torpedo Bombers”. In the film, awarded the USSR State Prize, Yuri starred in the role of air regiment commander Fomenko.
Still from the film “Torpedo Bombers”
In 1984, the detective film “Charlotte’s Necklace” was released. It is considered the first film where the artist was entrusted with one of the leading roles - he brilliantly portrayed the experienced criminal Korchenov. Due to constant travel, the actor was forced to resign from the Omsk Theater and move to Leningrad.
Yuri Kuznetsov in the film “Charlotte’s Necklace”
A year later, he appeared in the role of Major Zhukov in Semyon Aranovich’s military drama “Confrontation” based on the novel of the same name by Yulian Semenov. His colleagues on the site were Oleg Basilashvili, Andrey Boltnev, Alexander Filippenko.
Yuri Kuznetsov in his youth
Then the actor starred in the detective film “The Defendant” directed by Joseph Kheifits based on the book by Boris Vasiliev “Court and Case...”, vividly playing the legless disabled sailor Senya. And in 1987, fans of the artist could see him in the key role of the pilot, commander of the Il-14 Anisimov in the film adaptation of the story of the same name by Vladimir Sanin “Point of Return”.
Still from the film “The Defendant”
In 1987, the actor’s filmography was supplemented by Sergei Bodrov’s melodrama “I Hate You.” He masterfully played the main role of Yuri, the husband of the heroine Svetlana Kryuchkova, who rashly left his wife and little daughter after a quarrel. It is interesting that in this film the director’s son, Sergei Bodrov Jr., made his film debut, with whom Kuznetsov met again on the set 10 years later, starring in the role of a poor German idealist in the cult crime film “Brother.”
Yuri Kuznetsov in the film “I Hate You”
During the same period, he appeared in such recognized masterpieces as “Special Forces Squad” and “Cold Summer of '53...”, in which Anatoly Papanov played his last role.
Still from the film “Cold Summer of '53...”
Among the six films with Kuznetsov’s participation, released in 1988, there was the fantasy film “Heart of a Dog”, directed by Vladimir Bortko based on the story of the same name by Mikhail Bulgakov, the drama “Pants” by Valery Priemykhov, the historical film “The Adventures of Quentin Dorward, Shooter of the Royal Guard”, created by Sergei Tarasov based on the famous novel by Walter Scott.
Yuri Kuznetsov in “Heart of a Dog”
One of the best films with the participation of Yuri Alexandrovich was the detective tragicomedy “Genius” about a talented physicist-inventor who became a swindler (Alexander Abdulov), released in 1991. Here he played police major Kuzmin. His co-stars were such famous actors as Innokenty Smoktunovsky, Valentina Talyzina, Sergei Prokhanov.
Still from the film "Genius"
The actor played the central role on screen and in the film “The Defector,” filmed in 1991 based on the story of the same name by Alexander Kabakov, which turned out to be prophetic. Its plot was based on the story of the threat of a coup in the country, and the premiere took place on Leningrad television on the first day of the August putsch.
A year later, the actor starred in the melodrama “Over Dark Water,” soulfully playing the role of one of the leading characters, writer Sergei. The other two key characters, representatives of the artistic intelligentsia, were played by Alexander Abdulov and Vladimir Ilyin.
Yuri Kuznetsov in the film “Over Dark Water”
In 1994, at the festival in Cannes, the premiere screening of the drama “Moscow Evenings”, created by Valery Todorovsky based on the story “Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk” by Nikolai Leskov, took place. In it, the actor organically got used to the image of the smart and sad investigator Romanov. The star cast of the film also included Ingeborga Dapkunaite, Vladimir Mashkov, and Alisa Freundlich. Yuri Kuznetsov. About the mistakes of youth, mediocre TV series and the quality of cinema But Yuri Kuznetsov became widely recognizable after the release of the cult detective series “Streets of Broken Lanterns” in 1995, based on the works of Andrei Kivinov. He appeared on the screen in the role of the good-natured Lieutenant Colonel Petrenko, nicknamed Mukhomor, the head of a team of smart and courageous operatives, including Larin (Alexey Nilov), Dukalis (Sergey Selin), Casanova (Alexander Lykov) and other heroes.
Yuri Kuznetsov as Fly Agaric
The actor said that the character of Amanita is his personal invention. Of course, the fact that his father worked all his life in the Ministry of Internal Affairs added to the realism of the image, but “dad was not the policeman from whom Amanita is based.” "Streets of Broken Lanterns." Fragment The television series was filmed over 12 years (if you count all the “branches”), and almost everyone in the country knew its key characters. In addition, during the six years of filming in “Streets of Broken Lanterns,” the artist managed to take part in other projects that he considered interesting.
So, in 1998, in the company of Nikolai Karachentsov, he played a Cossack in Vladimir Bortko’s drama with elements of mysticism “The Circus Burnt Down and the Clowns Ran Away,” which contained discussions about the lack of meaning of human existence and the ephemeral nature of existence. Film critics called this gloomy film project “atypical” for both Karachentsov and Kuznetsov.
A small but bright role went to Yuri in Alexei Balabanov’s film “Brother”. He plays a homeless German in a St. Petersburg cemetery, greeting the hero Sergei Bodrov. According to the actor, the makeup and clothes were so convincing that the local homeless people whom Balabanov asked to appear in the crowd took him for one of their own.
Yuri Kuznetsov in the film "Brother"
A year later, he reincarnated as the criminal authority Mommochka in the popular series “National Security Agent,” which told about the adventures of FSB officer Lesha Nikolaev (Mikhail Porechenkov). And in 2000, fans of the artist could see him in the comedy “Peculiarities of National Hunting in Winter” with Alexei Buldakov and Viktor Bychkov.
Yuri Kuznetsov in the series
In the psychological detective drama “Kamikaze Diary”, which premiered in 2002 at the “Window to Europe” film festival, Yuri Aleksandrovich masterfully played the difficult leading role of Victor, a deeply religious man, but mentally unhealthy and tormented by passions. For her brilliant embodiment, he was awarded a special festival prize for the best male role, as well as the Golden Aries award from the Guild of Film Critics of the Russian Federation.
In 2003, the artist portrayed the disabled man Duganov in the TV series “Plot” with Sergei Bezrukov, which was one of the highest-rated projects on Channel One. In addition, as always, reliably and professionally, he played the role of Stepanych, the father of Zoya (Oksana Akinshina), in the crime film “Games of Moths”.
Still from the TV series “Plot”
In 2004, he also played the role of Timofey in the comedy melodrama “Name Day,” which received a special prize “For an amazing acting ensemble” at the “Smile, Russia!” festival.
Still from the film “Name Day”
A year later, he played the role of an admiral in Pavel Lungin’s drama “The Island”. In the story, his hero brought his possessed daughter (Victoria Isakova) to the monastery, and Father Anatoly (Peter Mamonov) healed her. Lungin liked working with Kuznetsov, and he invited him to his next film - the historical drama “Tsar”. In “Tsar,” Kuznetsov played the guardsman Malyuta Skuratov. Although critics' opinions on the film were divided, the actor himself especially highlighted his work in this film.
Yuri Kuznetsov as Malyuta Skuratov
He convinced the director to move away from the standard image of the guardsman, presenting his character as a professional, the creator of the power structure under the tsar, and not a cruel maniac, although at first Lungin complained that Malyuta Kuznetsova was not at all scary. Yuri himself believed: In 2007, Yuri Alexandrovich, demonstrating the breadth of his creative range, reincarnated as the former titular adviser Marmeladov in the film adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s novel Crime and Punishment. He noted more than once that it was this role that fully revealed his acting talent.
“Crime and Punishment”: Yuri Kuznetsov as Marmeladov
Then the artist played the central role of a school principal in the comedy youth melodrama “The Prank.” He also played one of the main roles (Uncle Vasya) in the eight-episode life drama “Moscow Yard”.
The actor's notable works were the crime films "Alien District 2" (2013) and "Resort Police", released in 2014. In the first of them, he starred in the leading role of retired police colonel Sukharev, and in the second - as an old-school investigator "Dynamycha".
On the set of the series “Resort Police”
It is also worth noting the poignant military drama of that period called “Ladoga”, the release of which was timed to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Leningrad from the siege, where he appeared in the image of the driver Savelich, and the adventure film “The Duelist”, which was included in the program of the Toronto Film Festival 2016 , where he played the valet of the main character, Second Lieutenant Kolychev (Petr Fedorov).
Still from the TV series “Ladoga”
In 2021, Kuznetsov joined the cast of the independent drama film “The Man Who Surprised Everyone.”
In 2021, the artist starred in the dramatic film “Sheena 667” by Grigory Dobrygin, presented as part of the competition program at Kinotavr, as well as at international film festivals in Chicago (USA) and Rotterdam (Netherlands).
Yuri Kuznetsov on the set of the series “Epidemic”
In addition, he played the repeat offender thief “Marquis” in Vladimir Koifman’s detective film “Immediate Response,” as well as a significant role as the father of the main character Sergei (Kirill Kyaro) in the thriller “Epidemic,” directed by Pavel Kostomarov based on Yana Wagner’s book “Wongozero.”
Theater
After parting with the Khabarovsk Drama Theater, Yuri Aleksandrovich worked at the Omsk Drama Theater (from 1979 to 1986). The film actor often recalls this period in his creative biography, claiming that he had to work a lot. “The school, I tell you, was unique. The provincial theater is not like the Moscow-St. Petersburg theater with three premieres a year. On the periphery, 7-8 performances are produced per year. Every actor in such a theater is busy every day,” recalls Kuznetsov.
In 1986, the artist was accepted into the Leningrad Comedy Theater. Akimova. Yuri Alexandrovich worked on this stage until 1996. Spectators celebrate the performances “Mad Money” and “Clean Waters of Kitezh”, because these particular productions turned out to be very interesting and successful.
Personal life
While still in Khabarovsk, Kuznetsov got married for the first time. Together with his wife he raised his daughter Natalya. The family moved to Omsk, then to St. Petersburg. But in 1991, the actor went to Moscow to film the film “The Defector,” where one day, returning to the hotel, he met 36-year-old Irina, who was raising her son alone. The boy had a blood disease.
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Yuri Kuznetsov and his second wife
Yuri quickly realized that he was not ready to let go of his beloved. The artist divorced the mother of his child, leaving her the apartment and all his property. Natalya was already an adult at that time, so she was able to correctly understand the situation and did not harbor a grudge against her father. A few years later, she gave Yuri Kuznetsov a grandson. The guy has already grown up and graduated from the State Maritime Academy. Admiral S. O. Makarov.
Irina did not have her own living space, so at first the couple had to live in rather difficult conditions, because the theater brought Kuznetsov almost pennies. At the age of 45, Yuri Alexandrovich began life, as they say, from scratch.
In 1995, the couple became parents - their daughter Alexandra was born. They lived as a friendly and loving family. Kuznetsov was happy in his personal life until Irina’s death in 2012 - the woman suffered from diabetes for a long time and took strong medications that weakened her body. Against this background, a stroke occurred. Doctors said that the situation was serious, but the actor continued to hope and believe in the best.
The artist looks great for his age: with a height of 177 cm, his weight does not exceed 82 kg. The actor is still ready to play diverse roles in films and continues to perform in theater productions.
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Yuri Kuznetsov with his daughter Alexandra
Today, Yuri Alexandrovich spends his free time with his children. The performer considers his youngest daughter Alexandra a gift of fate. Together they often go to concerts and performances.
Yuri Alexandrovich is a book lover. He has an extensive library. “Communication” with the paper publication brings pleasure to the artist. According to the movie star, the book allows you to feel a different life, the reality of other worlds, sometimes fantastic and distant. The actor also has a page on Instagram, but he cannot be called an active user of social networks.
Independent achievements
In 1995, Yuri Kuznetsov began to be recognized as a separate performer. Having released a remake of the legendary song from the film “Spring on Zarechnaya Street”, the man becomes a laureate of the “Song of the Year” competition.
Soon Yuri released his debut album, “Seasons,” and by 1999, the second, “Zhasso,” was released. If not for the crisis, Kuznetsov-Tayozhny would have continued to develop in the musical field, but, faced with difficulties in the field of promotion, he decides to radically change the type of activity.
Yuri Kuznetsov now
In the first half of 2021, the actor’s cinematic collection was replenished with the comedy “Naughty.” Vladimir Kott's project to some extent stood out among those who have ever demonstrated the life of clergy. The fact is that the film was filmed on the territory of an active monastery.
The monks received the film crew warmly. One of them, as it later became known, was a film buff and asked for an audience with Kuznetsov. He, by the way, became the leading actor in the film and masterfully portrayed himself as a mentor. In addition to him, Viktor Khorinyak, Taisiya Vilkova and Aglaya Tarasova were involved in the acting ensemble in the positions of key characters.
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Yuri Kuznetsov on the set of the film “The Disobedients”
Another premiere with the participation of Yuri Alexandrovich is the documentary-fiction film “Rus and the Hansa. The path is towards you." The historical film also stood out in its genre, since the plot was focused not on military victories, but on the study of the role of Rus' in European civilization.
In an interview, Kuznetsov said that the creators of the project had to fit a fairly large historical period into a time-limited feature-length film format. And, the actor noted, they coped with this.
Filmography
- 1986 - “I Hate You”
- 1987 - “Cold Summer of '53...”
- 1987 — “Special Forces Squad”
- 1991 — “Genius”
- 1991 — “Defector”
- 1992 — “Over Dark Water”
- 1997 — “Brother”
- 1997-2003 - Streets of Broken Lights"
- 2000 - Peculiarities of national hunting in winter"
- 2002 — “Kamikaze Diary”
- 2004-2007 — “Opera. Chronicles of the homicide department"
- 2008 — “Liteiny, 4”
- 2009 — “Tsar”
- 2014 — “Resort Police”
- 2016 — “Duelist”
- 2016 — “Cossacks”
- 2016 — “Kharms”
- 2017 — “The Policeman’s Wife”
- 2017 — “Optimists”
- 2018 — “In the Port of Cape Town”
- 2018 — “Last Christmas trees”
- 2018 — “Petersburg. Love. Poste restante"
- 2018 — “We won’t say goodbye”
- 2018 — “The Man Who Surprised Everyone”
- 2019 - Sheena667
- 2019 — “Epidemic”
- 2019 — “Immediate response”
- 2020 — “Fire”
- 2021 — “Naughty”
- 2021 — “Rus and Hansa. The path towards"
