Looking through a photograph
Mishukov was accepted into the Union of Photographers of the Russian Federation and the Union of Journalists of Moscow. For some time, Vladimir collaborated with such publications as: “Vogue”, “Go”, “Glamour”, “Harpers Bazar”, “Madam Figaro”, “Elle”, “In style”. According to the artist, photography is such a non-standard way of revealing the inner world of a person on the other side of the lens.
In the period from 2000 to 2010, Mishukov was engaged exclusively in photography. The artist held a number of high-profile exhibitions that captivated European experts. In 2011, Vladimir presented a series of works called “Close People”. The exhibition took place at the Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography. This exhibition was dedicated to people with Down syndrome. According to the actor, it is more correct to call this diagnosis “love syndrome.”
The talented photographer is known for his catchphrase: “Don’t be afraid to look at what you were taught not to look at.” Vladimir explains his words as follows: “When I was working on the project “Close People,” I did not see sick people. In front of me were real, sincere individuals who were ready to help me create masterpieces.”
Mishukov also collaborated with the famous director Andrei Zvyagintsev in the framework of the television project “Photography and Cinema. Which influences which more.” The creative tandem shot short humorous videos that were a great success. Fans of the program began to ask Vladimir why he did not appear in Zvyagintsev’s films. To which the photographer jokingly replied: “You’re just sitting far away and don’t see me, but Andrey loves close-ups.”
Mishukov Vladimir Vladimirovich
Theater and film actor. Photographer.
Vladimir Mishukov was born on June 11, 1969 in Moscow. After school, in 1995 he graduated from the Russian Institute of Theater Arts with a degree in theater and film actor. But, having received his diploma, he did not immediately become an actor, but became interested in photography, where he achieved excellent results. It was as a professional photographer that Vladimir first gained fame.
Mishukov is a member of the Union of Photographers of Russia and the Union of Journalists of Moscow. Collaborates with famous design studios, advertising agencies, magazines “VOGUE”, “GQ”, “Glamour”, “ELLE”, “In style”, “Harpers Bazar”, “Premier”, “Madame Figaro”.
As an actor, he first appeared on screen in the late 1990s in the short film “The Yearning Heifer” and the film-play “Wonderful Alloy.” Then for more than ten years he was engaged exclusively in photography. Held a number of exhibitions. Thus, his series of photographs entitled “Close People”, dedicated to people with Down syndrome, both adults and children, was received with great success by the public. Mishukov himself calls this syndrome not a disease, but “Love syndrome.” The “Close People” series grew into a large exhibition, held in 2011 at the Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography in Moscow.
Vladimir Vladimirovich is a three-time winner of the Silver Camera Grand Prix in the categories “Events and Everyday Life”, “Architecture”, “Faces”. Also winner of the Grand Prix “Art Photo of Russia” in the “Monochrome Photography” category. Scholarship from the Paris City Hall. Participant of numerous group and personal exhibitions in Russia and abroad. Vladimir Mishukov’s collection already includes several photographic albums, such as “Return”, “Cult of Family”, “Full Moon”, “Close People”, “SLAVA DURAK”, “PARIS”.
I worked with the famous Russian director Andrei Zvyagintsev on one of the television channels and shot humorous game promotional videos. Together with the director, Mishukov as a photographer, and Zvyagintsev as a director, conducted joint master classes, in particular, “Photography and Cinema. Which influences which more.” The master classes were a great success.
In 2010, Mishukov made his debut as an actor in the feature film Cadenza. His first fame as an actor came from his role as a priest, Father Valentin Fomin, in the film “Daughter” by his classmate Natalya Nazarova.
Vladimir Mishukov also played the main role in the political comedy “Tomorrow” directed by Roman Volobuev. His hero is the temporary head of the presidential administration Alexei Evgenievich Lapshin. The role of Razuvaev in the crime film “Life Circumstances” directed by Andrei Marmontov became noticeable.
Further, Mishukov played one of the key roles in the film “Dream Fish,” the directorial debut of Anton Bilzho. His role in this drama: middle-aged St. Petersburg proofreader Roman, who leaves for the Estonian seaside to edit in silence the fundamental ichthyological work “Fishes of the Baltic Sea.” At the Sakhalin festival "Edge of the World" and at the Russian film festival in the French city of Honfleur, his work won prizes for best actor.
In 2020, Mishukov appeared in the serial film “Crime” by Maxim Vasilenko, where he worked in partnership with Andrei Chernyshov and Valeria Shkirando. His work in the eight-episode crime detective “Excellent Student” directed by Oksana Karas also turned out to be significant. This is a detective story taking place in the post-war years. His filming partners were Yana Gladkikh, Alexander Yatsenko, Nikita Efremov, Yulia Aug.
On the last day of February 2020, the film “Mistresses” was released on the screens of the country, where Vladimir Mishukov brilliantly played one of the roles. Three ordinary Muscovite women: a nurse, a student and an actress meet by chance in a bar and find out that everyone has just broken up with their men, who turned out to be tied by marriage. To begin with, the girls decide to take revenge on their exes. But when the goal is achieved, the friends have an idea: using their ingenuity and artistic abilities, help sisters in misfortune like them, expose unfaithful husbands and punish two-faced lovers.
The work of Vladimir Mishukov
The work of Vladimir Mishukov
Filmography
1997 - The Yearning Heifer (short film) 1999 - Wonderful Alloy (film-play) 2010 - Cadenzas 2012 - Winter Journey - Pasha 2012 - Daughter - Father Valentin Fomin, priest 2013 - Pyotr Leshchenko. All that was... - Nikolai Ungureanu, captain of the Sigurans 2014 - Shredder (short film) 2014 - Legacy - Sergei Andreevich Poselyagin, aircraft designer 2014 - May tapes - Ruslan 2014 - Movie about Alekseev - smart guy at the dacha 2014 - Inside the music (short film ) 2020 - Red bracelets - Maxim's dad 2020 - Tomorrow - Alexey Evgenievich Lapshin, head of the presidential administration 2020 - Life circumstances - Razuvaev 2020 - Diary of Louise Lozhkina 2020 - You can't die by running - Felix, Ada's lover 2020 - Barista - Igor Kulagin, lawyer 2020 - Dreamfish - Novel 2020 - Crime - Boris Dolgov, Samoilov's assistant 2020 - Crisis of a tender age - editor 2020 - Like big ones (short film) 2020 - Guest - prosecutor 2020 - A.L.Z.I.R. 2020 - Yana+Yanko - Seva 2020 - Excellent student - Buffet 2020 - Elephants can play football 2020 - Gleb 2020 - Simple pencil 2019 - Mistresses 2020 - Doctor Preobrazhensky 2020 - Kept women 2019 - Senaphon
Family of Vladimir Mishukov
Family of Vladimir Mishukov
His wife, Inna Mishukova, studied at GITIS, but never became an actress - she graduated from medical school and worked as an obstetrician. She was previously married to director Andrei Zvyagintsev, but the marriage did not last long. Then she met Vladimir Mishukov and filed for divorce. Interestingly, her first and second husbands became friends.
Vladimir and Inna have four children.
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Work by profession
In 2010, Vladimir Mishukov played a small role in the film “Cadenzas”. Two years later, the actor played the role of a priest in the film “Daughter.” It was this role that brought Mishukov popularity and revived the desire to work on the set. In 2014, the artist’s creative treasury was replenished with such projects as: “Inside Music”, “Cinema about Alekseev”, “May Tapes”, “Heritage”, “Masterpiece”.
In the crime film “You Can’t Die to Run,” Mishukov played the role of the lover of the main character Ada. The melodramatic story about twin sisters has found its audience. In 2020, Vladimir received the main role in the film “Tomorrow”. The actor brilliantly portrayed the role of the temporary head of the presidential administration, Alexei Evgenievich Lapshin. The film also starred: Alisa Khazanova, Alexander Naumov, Klavdiya Korshunova, Mikhail Gavrilov, Maxim Pinsker.
This was followed by small roles in such television projects as: “Red Bracelets”, “Crisis of a Tender Age”, “Crime”. In December 2020, the premiere of a black comedy with elements of melodrama “Dream Fish” took place. In the Russian-Estonian film, Vladimir played the key character Roman.
In 2020, the actor’s filmography was replenished with the following works: “Optimists”, “Excellent Student”, “Yana + Yanko”. In the film “Elephants Can Play Football,” Mishukov played the main role. His character, forty-year-old Dmitry, comes to the city of his childhood. Here he meets a young girl Masha. But the classic plot unfolds according to a completely opposite scenario.
On December 5, 2020, the premiere of the drama “A Simple Pencil” will take place, in which Mishukov plays the main role. The actor’s partners on the set were: Nadezhda Gorelova, Alexander Doronin, Olesya Ivantsova, Alina Khodzhevanova, Evgeny Startsev. Now Vladimir is involved in the production of four films: “Doctor Preobrazhensky”, “Senaphone”, “Kept Women”, “Sherlock Holmes in Russia”.
Biography
Vladimir Vladimirovich Mishukov was born on June 11, 1969 in the capital of Russia. At the age of 24, he completed his training as an actor. However, after graduation, he did not immediately act in films - he began to engage in photography at a professional level. It was this activity that brought him his very first fame - he took high-quality photographs for a number of successful brands, and also became a member of the Union of Russian Photographers, which he remains to this day.
In the late 90s, he decided to try his hand at filming some films, but these films did not bring him fame, and he returned to photography. At the same time, according to Mishukov himself, the subject of photography, be it a person, an object or nature, is of interest to him if it really manages to reveal his soul. Exhibitions of his photographs have repeatedly caused resonant opinions in society. For example, in 2011, one of the exhibitions featured photographs of people with Down syndrome, which caused a very mixed reaction in society.
At the time, Mishukov worked closely with the famous director Andrei Zvyagintsev - they worked together on television. At one time they organized master classes together. At one of them, Zvyagintsev was asked a question about why the director does not film Mishukov in his films, because the latter has an interesting face for an actor. And, although both of them joked about this then, after that Mishukov began to actively play roles in the theater and act in films. From the beginning of the 2010s to this day, he has played many roles, the most striking of which were roles in the films “Daughter”, “Tomorrow”, “Life Circumstances”, as well as in the TV series “Crime” and “Excellent Student”. He continues to actively act in films to this day.
Happy father
Vladimir Mishukov is married to the ex-wife of the famous Russian director Andrei Zvyagintsev, Inna. The woman graduated from RATI-GITIS, but did not work a day in her profession. She later received her medical education, choosing to specialize in gynecology. The couple has four children.
The Mishukovs' youngest son was born with a diagnosis of Down syndrome. According to the artist, doctors suggested Inna have an abortion and warned that the boy would be special. About the birth of Plato, Vladimir says the following: “When my wife called and said that the tests were confirmed, I experienced unprecedented joy. Even then, I was madly in love with our baby, who was like a note sent to us by God.”
