Inna Mikhailovna Churikova (1943-2023) was a renowned Soviet and Russian actress celebrated for her extensive work in both film and theater. Born in Belebey, Bashkir ASSR, she moved to Moscow in the early 1950s. She studied at the Stanislavsky Theater's drama studio and graduated from the Shchepkin Theater Institute. Churikova gained fame with films like "No Path Through Fire" (1968) and "The Beginning" (1970), directed by her future husband Gleb Panfilov. Over her career, she appeared in more than 80 films. She received numerous prestigious film awards, including the Silver Bear for Best Actress at the Berlin International Film Festival and multiple Nika Awards. Her theater career was equally distinguished. She became a leading actress at the Lenkom Theatre. Some of her notable stage roles included Arkadina in Chekhov's "The Seagull," which earned her the State Prize of the Russian Federation in 1996. She also received the Stanislavsky Award (2014) for her contributions to theatrical arts. Inna Churikova passed away on January 14, 2023. Titles and Recognitions (by year): - Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1977) - For her contributions to Soviet theatrical art. - People's Artist of the RSFSR (1985) - For her contributions to Soviet theatrical art. - People's Artist of the USSR (1991) - For her significant contributions to Soviet theatrical art. - Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters (France) (2010) - Honored for her outstanding contributions to the arts. - Honorary Member of the Russian Academy of Arts. Major Awards (by year): - Locarno International Film Festival Award (1969) - Best Actress for "No Path Through Fire". - Silver Bear for Best Actress at the Berlin International Film Festival (1984) - For her role in "Wartime Romance". - Vasilyev Brothers State Prize of the RSFSR (1985) - For her role in the film "Vassa". Nika Award: - Best Actress for "Adam’s Rib" (1991). - Best Supporting Actress for "Bless the Woman" (2004). Golden Eagle Award: - Best Supporting Actress for "The Idiot" (2004). State Prize of the Russian Federation (1996) - For her role in Chekhov's "The Seagull". Stanislavsky Award (2014) - For her outstanding contributions to theater.
53 movies · 8 shows
Patient No. 1
2023·5.0
Peppermint Gingerbread
2022·0.0
Audience
2019·0.0
Autumn Memories
2016·0.0
The Best Day Ever
2015·5.0
No Borders
2015·5.4
Save My Speech
2015·0.0
Lie for Salvation
2015·0.0
The Land of OZ
2015·6.0
Yankovsky
2015·10.0
Aquitaine Lioness
2013·8.0
Burnt by the Sun 2: Citadel
2011·4.2
Alexander Abdulov. Romance with Life
2009·0.0
Because It's Me
2009·0.0
Guilty Without Guilt
2008·0.0
Marriage
2007·0.0
Carnival Night 2, or 50 Years Later
2007·2.0
Keep Forever
2007·0.0
The Barbarian and the Heretic
2005·0.0
The Wise Man
2004·0.0
Bless the Woman
2003·5.3
Casus Belli
2002·5.5
What a Mess!
1995·6.6
The Seagull
1994·0.0
Ryaba, My Chicken
1994·5.3
The Year of the Dog
1994·3.9
The Delegation
1993·4.9
Mother
1990·4.6
Adam's Rib
1990·5.3
Hamlet
1989·7.0
Three Girls in Blue
1988·0.0
I Am an Ox, I Am a Horse, I Am a Man, I Am a Woman
1988·6.0
The Cat Who Walked by Herself
1988·5.5
Courier
1986·7.4
Dead Souls
1984·6.1
War-Time Romance
1983·6.0
Vassa
1983·6.3
Khalif the Stork
1981·7.1
Valentina
1980·4.6
The Very Same Munchhausen
1979·7.6
The Theme
1979·5.5
I Wish to Speak
1976·6.4
The Beginning
1970·6.2
No Path Through Fire
1967·5.8
The Elusive Revengers
1967·6.9
Elder Sister
1967·5.8
The Cook
1966·5.0
You Youth!
1966·0.0
Where Are You Now, Maxim?
1965·8.0
Thirty-three
1965·6.3
Father Frost
1965·6.2
Walking the Streets of Moscow
1964·7.2
Clouds Over Borsk
1961·4.7