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Daniil Demutsky(1893-1954)

  • Cinematographer
  • Camera and Electrical Department
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Daniil Demutsky was born on 16 July 1893 in Okhmatov, Umanskiy uyezd, Kievskaya guberniya, Russian Empire. He was a cinematographer, known for Taras Shevchenko (1951), V mirnye dni (1951) and Nasreddin in Bukhara (1943). He died on 7 May 1954 in Kyiv, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, Soviet Union [now Kyiv, Ukraine].
BornJuly 16, 1893
DiedMay 7, 1954(60)
BornJuly 16, 1893
DiedMay 7, 1954(60)
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Taras Shevchenko (1951)
Taras Shevchenko
6.6
  • Cinematographer(as Danilo Demutsky)
  • 1951
Lidiya Dranovskaya and Sergei Gurzo in V mirnye dni (1951)
V mirnye dni
6.0
  • Cinematographer(as D. Demutskiy)
  • 1951
Nasreddin in Bukhara (1943)
Nasreddin in Bukhara
7.2
  • Cinematographer(as D. Demutskiy)
  • 1943
Two Days (1927)
Two Days
7.0
  • Cinematographer
  • 1927

Credits

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Cinematographer

  • Yuri Shumsky and Natalya Uzhviy in Kalinovaya roshcha (1954)
    Kalinovaya roshcha
    5.4
    • Cinematographer (as D. Demutskiy)
    • 1954
  • Taras Shevchenko (1951)
    Taras Shevchenko
    6.6
    • Cinematographer (as Danilo Demutsky)
    • 1951
  • Lidiya Dranovskaya and Sergei Gurzo in V mirnye dni (1951)
    V mirnye dni
    6.0
    • Cinematographer (as D. Demutskiy)
    • 1951
  • Secret Agent (1947)
    Secret Agent
    6.7
    • Cinematographer (as D. Demutskiy)
    • 1947
  • Lazar Frayman in Pokhozhdeniya Nasreddina (1947)
    Pokhozhdeniya Nasreddina
    6.9
    • Cinematographer
    • 1947
  • Gulyam Aglayev and Vladimir Kononov in Takhir i Zukhra (1945)
    Takhir i Zukhra
    6.8
    • Cinematographer
    • 1945
  • Nasreddin in Bukhara (1943)
    Nasreddin in Bukhara
    7.2
    • Cinematographer (as D. Demutskiy)
    • 1943
  • Gody molodye
    • Cinematographer
    • 1943
  • Ivan (1932)
    Ivan
    6.4
    • Cinematographer
    • 1932
  • Fata Morgana
    • Cinematographer
    • 1931
  • Earth (1930)
    Earth
    7.2
    • Cinematographer
    • 1930
  • Tebe daryu
    • Cinematographer
    • 1930
  • Mortvaya petlya (1929)
    Mortvaya petlya
    • Cinematographer
    • 1929
  • Vladimir Stenberg and Georgii Stenberg in Arsenal (1929)
    Arsenal
    7.1
    • Cinematographer
    • 1929
  • Kapriz Ekateriny II (1928)
    Kapriz Ekateriny II
    • Cinematographer
    • 1928

Camera and Electrical Department

  • Diary of a Nazi (1942)
    Diary of a Nazi
    5.7
    • camera operator (segment "Blue cliffs")
    • 1942

Personal details

  • Alternative names
    • D. Demutskiy
  • Born
    • July 16, 1893
    • Okhmatov, Umanskiy uyezd, Kievskaya guberniya, Russian Empire
  • Died
    • May 7, 1954
    • Kyiv, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, Soviet Union [now Kyiv, Ukraine]

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  • Trivia
    Shared the Stalin Prize (First Class) for the film Taras Shevchenko (1951).

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