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Renata Muratovna Litvinova (born 12 January 1967) is a Russian actress, film director, and screenwriter.
Through the years, Litvinova directed more than 15 video clips for Russian musicians and singers, since 2005 they mostly collaborated with Zemfira. In 2021, she directed a 13-minute promo film for Gucci.
Renata Litvinova directed the film Joseph's Dreams, about the poet Joseph Brodsky, as the concluding part of the Petersburg: Only for Love almanac.
In February 2022, she opposed the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and left Russia. In the meantime, she had decided to reside with her partner Zemfira in Paris.
Voice actress
She lent her voice to the film $8.50 (1999) to be used as a voiceover for the character Xenia who was played by Natalia Adreichenko. Her voice appeared in a number of other films in the 2000s, including Frog's Paradise (2007) and Peregrine (2008).
Fashion and TV
On TV, Litvinova hosted several author's programs on style, history of fashion and cinematography. Litvinova had also emerged as a designer and fashion icon of her own. A friend and collaborator of Demna Gvasalia; she also worked on Gosha Rubchinskiy's film, 'The Day of My Death'.
Personal life
Her first marriage was to producer Alexander Antipov, a union that lasted from 1996 to 1997. She then married businessman Leonid Dobrovsky, with whom she had her daughter Ulyana. The couple divorced in 2007. Litvinova came out as bisexual in 2021.
Filmography
1990 Leningrad. November. 1991 Not Love 1992 Tractor Drivers 2 1994 Passions nurse Lily 1995 Male Revelations 1995 Principled and Compassionate View 1997 Three Stories Opha 1998 Country of the Deaf 1999 The Right to Choose Nika 1999 $8.50 Xenia (role played by Natalia Adreichenko) 2000 The Border Albino Crow 2000 There is No Death For Me Documentary film 2001 The Black Room dealer in a casino 2001 Berlin Express intelligence agent 2001 April Nastasia 2002 Sky. Plane. Girl. Lara the stewardess 2003 The Suitcases of Tulse Luper (Part III) Constance Bulitsky 2004 The Tuner Lina 2004 investigator Faina 2004 Saboteur chief of station 2005 Dead Man's Bluff waitress/secretary Katya 2005 Vocal Parallels entertainer 2006 Nine Months 2006 Tin Plate wife of a nude man 2006 It Doesn't Hurt Me Tata 2006 Rado Short Film 2007 Two in One Alissa 2007 Cruelty Zoya Andreyevna Vyatkina 2007 Frog's Paradise 2008 To Catch a Brunette woman in the photograph - Masha's Mom 2008 Peregrine Gala 2008 The Adventures of Alyonushka and Eremu Aunt Yefrosinya 2008 Green Theatre in Zemfira Full-length concert film 2009 Jolly Fellows Eugenia, wife of Rosa 2009 Ordered to be Destroyed! Operation "Chinese Box" Charlotte 2009 Melody for a Street Organ Kitty 2009 The Golden Section Katyusha, the owner of the photo studio 2010 Rorrima Bo's Magic Cup senior pioneer leader, witch 2010 Diamonds. Theft. woman with a big nose 2010 Moscow. Crocus/Arrow 2011 Generation P Alla 2011 Heart of a Boomerang enchantress 2012 Rita's Last Fairy Tale Tanya Neubivko 2012 The Girl and Death Nina 2012 Eternal Return She 2014 Concrete Gene Chief editor of "Our Crime" 2015 About Love lecturer 2016 The Day of My Death not credited Short Film 2018 ANGST Frau Doktor Oberhaupt 2020 The North Wind Margarita
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