Vladimir Kobrin
Directing · Born Mar 8, 1942 · Died Dec 7, 1999 (57) · Moscow, RSFSR, USSR
Soviet experimental filmmaker Vladimir Kobrin worked for most of his life at CentrNauchFilm studio in Moscow, where he produced over fifty scientific educational films. Despite being commissioned by scientific societies, his films transcend the documentary, offering seamlessly crafted essays that testify to Kobrin’s science-infused macabre.
Known for
Directed
GraviDance
2000
The Dream of the Little Dancing Men
1997
KrotoSKobrizmus (КротоСКобризмус)
1997
Absolutely of Nothing
1997
Third Reality 2
1996
Third Reality 1
19955.0
Gloomy Time
19944.0
Future Continuous
19945.0
Group Portrait as a Still Life
19935.0
First Apocrypha
1993
Steps to Nowhere
1992
1991=Here
1991
Homo Paradoksum III
19914.0
The Last Dream of Anatoly Vasilievich
19904.0
Homo Paradoksum II
19904.0
Self-Organization of Biological Systems
1989
Homo Paradoksum I
19894.8
Present Continuous
1989
Biopotentials
1988
Primary Photobiological Processes
1988
Electron Transfer in Biological Systems
1987
Chemical Transport Through The Cell Membrane
1987
Biophysics of Enzymatic Processes
1987
Molecular Biophysics
1986
Thermodynamics of Biological Processes
1986
Regulation of Biological Processes
1985
Macromolecular Compounds
1984
Features of the Kinetics of Biological Processes
1983
The Subject and Tasks of Biophysics
19829.0
Mechanics As A Science
1981
Physical Foundations of Quantum Theory
1980
Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology
1979
Semiconductors. Ninth grade. Physics
1979
Semiconductors
1978
Radioactive Phenomenon
1977