Boris Rytsarev
Known for
Directing
Born
July 16, 1930
Birthplace
Moscow, USSR [now Russia]
Died
November 24, 1995 (aged 65)
Biography
Boris Rytsarev was a Soviet film director and screenwriter. He is known for directing films such as The Andromeda Nebula (1967), an adaptation of Ivan Yefremov's science fiction novel, and The Snow Maiden (1968), based on Alexander Ostrovsky's play. Rytsarev's work often explored themes of science fiction and Russian folklore, contributing to Soviet cinema's diversity.
Best known work
Aladdin and His Magic Lamp
1968
The Princess and the Pea
1976
The Doctor's Pupil
1984
Ivan and Marya
1975
Granddaughter of Ice
1980
Sitting on the Golden Porch
1986
The Black Wizard's Gift
1979
Emelya the Fool and Elena the Beautiful
1992
Twinkles
1972
The Outlaw Ballad
1959Filmography
1992
1988
NameDirector
1986
Sitting on the Golden PorchDirector, Writer
1984
The Doctor's PupilDirector
1980
Granddaughter of IceDirector, Writer
1980
Take Me With YouDirector, Screenplay
1979
The Black Wizard's GiftDirector
1976
The Princess and the PeaDirector
1976
Merry MagicDirector
1975
Ivan and MaryaDirector
1972
TwinklesDirector
1968
Aladdin and His Magic LampDirector
1965
ValeraDirector
1964
Forty Minutes 'Til DawnDirector
1959
The Outlaw BalladDirector
1958
The Youth of Our ParentsDirector, Writer