Grigoriy Chukhray

Grigoriy Chukhray

Directing May 23, 1921 Oct 28, 2001 (aged 80) Melitopol, Ukraine, USSR

Grigoriy Chukhray was a Ukrainian filmmaker, who gained fame outside the Soviet Union for his films The Forty-First, shown at the 1957 Cannes Film Festival, and especially Ballad of a Soldier, which won a special jury prize at the 1960 Cannes Film Festival and prizes for Best Picture and Best Director at the 1960 San Francisco International Film Festival.

7 Acting Credits
12 Crew Credits

Acting

To Remember TV

To Remember

as Narrator

1993
One Day of Mosfilm Movie

One Day of Mosfilm

as Self

1985
I'll Teach You to Dream Movie

I'll Teach You to Dream

1985
Chukhray. Ballad of a Soldier Movie

Chukhray. Ballad of a Soldier

2003
Evgeniy Urbanskiy Movie

Evgeniy Urbanskiy

as Himself

1968
Mikhail Romm. Confessions Of A Film Director Movie

Mikhail Romm. Confessions Of A Film Director

as Himself

1985
About War Movie

About War

1985

Crew

Ballad of a Soldier Movie

Ballad of a Soldier

Writer

1959
The Forty-First Movie

The Forty-First

Director

1956
Clear Skies Movie

Clear Skies

Director

1961
Life Is Beautiful Movie

Life Is Beautiful

Director

1979
Attack from the Sea Movie

Attack from the Sea

Second Unit Director

1953
There Was an Old Couple Movie

There Was an Old Couple

Director

1965
The Mire Movie

The Mire

Director

1978
My Heart Is in the Highlands Movie

My Heart Is in the Highlands

Producer

1967
Memory Movie

Memory

Screenplay

1970
Mortal Enemies: From Death and Survival in Stalingrad Movie

Mortal Enemies: From Death and Survival in Stalingrad

Director

1992
Nazar Stodolya Movie

Nazar Stodolya

Assistant Director

1955
I'll Teach You to Dream Movie

I'll Teach You to Dream

Director

1985