Russian World Studios - Achievements

Achievements

Film
Cobra

A memorial plaque at the 55th Film Festival in Salerno (Italy)(2001)

The Spirit (co-produced with Studio Eight)

Cinema for Peace Award for Best Film at Berlinale (2008)
Special screening at MIFF (2007)
Special screening at the Los Angeles Short Film Festival (2007)

Television
Snow Angel

TEFI (Russian National Television Awards for professional achievement in television broadcasting Award) (2008)

Atlantis

“Best TV Drama Series” Nomination at Monte Carlo Television Festival(2008)
“Best Telenovela and Serial Program” Nomination at BANFF World Television Festival in Canada

Pain

“Best TV Drama Series” Nomination at Monte Carlo Television Festival (2007)
“Best TV Drama Series” Nomination at Seoul Drama Awards (2007)

Zona

“Best TV Drama Series” Nomination at Monte Carlo Television Festival (2006)

Poor Anastasya

TEFI (Russian National Television Awards for professional achievement in television broadcasting Award) for the best production design (A. Boym, A. Burkov, I. Lapteva) (2004)

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