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Vladimir Bitokov

Vladimir Arturovich Bitokov is a Russian film director and screenwriter of Circassian ethnicity, student of Alexander Sokurov. After school, Bitokov studied at the Kabardino-Balkarian State University in the English department. In 2010, when Sokurov launched his course at the KBSU, Bitokov entered the course and graduated in 2015 together with Kira Kovalenko, Alexander Zolotukhin and Kantemir Balagov.

Vladimir Bitokov

Александр Золотухин, Владимир Битоков, Тимур Сулейманов

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Name
Vladimir Bitokov
Born
1985
Occupation
Director, screenwriter
Known for
Deep Rivers, Mama, I'm Home

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Vladimir Arturovich Bitokov is a Russian film director and screenwriter of Circassian ethnicity, student of Alexander Sokurov. After school, Bitokov studied at the Kabardino-Balkarian State University in the English department. In 2010, when Sokurov launched his course at the KBSU, Bitokov entered the course and graduated in 2015 together with Kira Kovalenko, Alexander Zolotukhin and Kantemir Balagov.

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