Tengis Abuladse (31. Januar 1924–6. März 1994)Alternative NamenTenghiz Abuladze
Tengis Abouladse
Tengis Abuladse
Tengiz Abuladze
T̕engiz Abulaje
Tèngiz Abulaze
Tengiz E. Abuladze
Tengiz Evgenʹevič Abuladze
Tenguiz Abouladze
Tʻengiz Abulaże
Абдуладзе Тенгиз Евгеньевич
Тенгиз Абуладзе
Тенгиз Евгеньевич АбуладзеBiografie'Tengiz Abuladze' studied theatrical direction af the Chota Rustaveli Theatre Institute in Tbilisi, Georgia, and film- making at the VGIK Cinematography Institute, graduating in 1953, when he joined Georgia Film Studios as a director. He made documentaries before making his feature debut in 1958. His best-known work in the West is the trilogy Vedreba (1967), The Wishing Tree (1976) and 0093754, the latter being one of the first films to be released in the post-glasnost era, and one of the most controversial, thanks to its allegorical portrait of a small town under Stalinist terror (Stalin, like Abuladze, hailing originally from Georgia). It was a huge success in the Soviet Union, and achieved reasonable distribution abroad, almost unheard of for a Georgian film. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Michael Brooke IMDB TMDb Wikipedia (DE) Wikipedia (EN) Wikidata GND
