Valerian Borovczyk s biography

Cannes Film Festival (Palme d'Or) Best Film (nominated).

Original Sin Story. 1975) Berlin Film Festival (Interfilm Grand Prix).

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1972) mannheim-heidelberg international filmfestival interfilm award

théâtre de m. et mme. kabal

cracow film festival special jury prize

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1966) Berlin International Film Festival short film

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locarno international film festival short film

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1966) BAFTA Film Award for Best Animated Film (nominated).

dom(1959)

Born in 1966 in the Italian city of Naples, to Italian German-language experts and a Greek painter, Valeria spent part of her divorce with her mother in Athens, where she began her modeling career and eventually turned to acting. Valeria Gorino can speak English, Italian, French and Greek Chinese, and has a ** brother. In 1983, while still in high school, she was discovered by female director Rina Wetmüller and made her first film, played the lead role for the first time in "Little Fires" in 1985, and won the Best Actress Award at the Venice Film Festival the following year for "Love Story".

Valeria Gorino was introduced to Hollywood in 1988 with the film "The Adventures of Little People", and his most notable work since then was "Rain Man" starring Tom Cruise's girlfriend, as well as two action films "Toy Condor" and its sequel with Charlie Sheen. If it weren't for the overly pronounced Italian accent, perhaps it would have been Valeria Gorino and not Julia Roberts who would have become the most enviable woman in Hollywood with "Pretty Woman". In terms of life, Valerie Golino has been engaged to director Peter del Monte and three actors, Benicio del Toro, Fibino Bantivo Glio, and Andrea Di Stéfano, and her boyfriend in 2012 is Italian actor Ricardo Scamario, who is thirteen years apart.

Vasily Danilovich Sokolovsky (Soviet military strategist, Marshal of the Soviet Union (1946), Hero of the Soviet Union (.) In 1918 he joined the Red Army. Graduated from the Military Academy.

In 1931 he joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. During the Civil War, he successively served as regiment commander, brigade commander, division commander, and cluster commander. After the Civil War, he successively served as Chief of Staff of the Army, Chief of Staff of the Military Region, and Deputy Chief of the General Staff.

During the Soviet-German War, he successively served as Chief of Staff of the Front, Chief of Staff of the Direction, Deputy Commander and Commander of the Front, and participated in the command of the battles of Moscow, Smolensk, Vistula-Oder and Berlin. After the war, he served as Deputy Commander-in-Chief and Commander-in-Chief of the Cluster in Germany, First Deputy Minister of National Defense, and Chief of the General Staff. Since 1960, he has been the Director of the General Inspectorate of the Ministry of Defence.

In 1962, he edited "Military Strategy". The book systematically expounds the Soviet Union's military strategic viewpoint, especially the preparation and implementation of nuclear war under modern conditions, and has a certain influence on the development of Soviet army construction and military scholarship. Hero of the Soviet Union, awarded 8 Orders of Lenin.