Pavel Oganezovich Arsenov (Russian: Павел Оганезович
Ð Ñ€Ñ ÐµÌ Ð½Ð¾Ð²; 1936 â€" 1999) was a Soviet and Russian film actor,
screenwriter and film director. Honored Artist of the Russian
Federation (1996).Pavel was born on January 5, 1936 in Tiflis. He
studied at the Institute of Geological Survey, he graduated from the
directing department of VGIK (1963, workshop of Grigori Roshal).Before
studying at VGIK, he worked at the Kartuli Pilmi, the Moscow studio of
popular science films. He acted in a number of films of the studio
Armenfilm, in particular, in the film Voices of Our Quarter [ru]
(director Yuri Yerzinkyan).Since 1962 director of the Gorky Film
Studio. A vivid event was the avant-garde film King Stag. The greatest
popularity to film director Pavel Arsenov was brought by the 5-serial
children's television movie Guest from the Future, which appeared on
screens in March 1985. After that, Alisa Seleznyova's film character,
created by Arsenov and embodied on the screen of a 12-year-old Moscow
schoolgirl Natasha Guseva, became cult for millions of Soviet
schoolchildren.
Ð Ñ€Ñ ÐµÌ Ð½Ð¾Ð²; 1936 â€" 1999) was a Soviet and Russian film actor,
screenwriter and film director. Honored Artist of the Russian
Federation (1996).Pavel was born on January 5, 1936 in Tiflis. He
studied at the Institute of Geological Survey, he graduated from the
directing department of VGIK (1963, workshop of Grigori Roshal).Before
studying at VGIK, he worked at the Kartuli Pilmi, the Moscow studio of
popular science films. He acted in a number of films of the studio
Armenfilm, in particular, in the film Voices of Our Quarter [ru]
(director Yuri Yerzinkyan).Since 1962 director of the Gorky Film
Studio. A vivid event was the avant-garde film King Stag. The greatest
popularity to film director Pavel Arsenov was brought by the 5-serial
children's television movie Guest from the Future, which appeared on
screens in March 1985. After that, Alisa Seleznyova's film character,
created by Arsenov and embodied on the screen of a 12-year-old Moscow
schoolgirl Natasha Guseva, became cult for millions of Soviet
schoolchildren.
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