Vladimir Tyulkin

Vladimir Tyulkin’s About Love – an extraordinary film about Nina Perebeyeva, a woman who cares for seventy abandoned dogs in her one bedroom apartment.

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This documentary tells via the testimonies of people who knew him (like Simone Moro, his companion during his last ascent), the life, the mountaineering exploits and the very tolerant character of Anatoli Boukreev. This famous mountaineer has made more than twenty-one ascents on mountains of 8,000 m altitude, without using supplemental oxygen, and has reached the summit of Everest four times. In 1996 he saved the lives of many climbers in a group led by Scott Fischer during their attempt on Everest. The documentary is based on footage shot during his tragic last ascent of Annapurna in Nepal in 1997.

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A 2002 Russian language documentary directed by Vladimir Tyulkin.

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The story is about two elderly women huddled in a two-room apartment with sixty dogs.

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A family saga about ordinary residents of Alma-Ata in a difficult period of the 90s. Family stories echo the history of the country. The modest life of yesterday's state employees and luxury apartments of new Russians and Kazakhs. How to get used to a new life without losing humanity?

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A harrowing look at a boys' prison in Kazakhstan. Excerpts of this video were aired on a "60 Minutes" segment in 1997

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A 1993 Russian language documentary directed by Vladimir Tyulkin, starring Rasha Adan.

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A 1993 Russian language short film written and directed by Vladimir Tyulkin, starring Ivan Makhlin, Aleksey Katsovitch and Elena Shemyakina.

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The leader of a gang of notorious criminals in Almaty, Kazakhstan defends himself in court, is sentenced to ten years in prison, organizes the country's first prison cooperative, and, after his release, becomes arm wrestling champion of the USSR.

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An old man bases his livelihood on a very bizarre form of recyling, breeding maggots in his yard, which he uses to feed his animals. This model of self-subsistence serves as his vision of a perfect state. Experimental documentary made during the collapse of the Soviet Union.

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A 1990 Russian language short film directed by Vladimir Tyulkin.

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Nina Perebeeva is the owner of the only private animal shelter in Kazakhstan. Together with her mother, she keeps about 70 dogs. While Nina Vasilyevna spends her tiny pension on food and medicines for her numerous pets, a small truck of skinners is prowling around the city in search of another victim. They grab everyone: mongrels, domestic dogs and even cats, all will do, you can benefit from all of them. Someone can be given to a Korean restaurant, someone for fur, and a couple of unfortunate mongrels can be given to Nina Vasilyevna, she will give at least the last money for them.

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The film is based on the fate of the writer Ivan Shukhov (1906-1977). This talented man lived a difficult, long life. The heyday of his talent came during the tragic times of the cult of Stalin's personality, when few of the creative intelligentsia were not injured. The picture is based on the thoughts of people who knew the writer intimately.

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The spirit of the time as seen in a look at Chinvanin and his imprisonment, with interviews, observations and acrobatic elements.

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