Aleksandr Andryushchenko

Aleksandr Andryushchenko is a Russian film producer, director, script-writer, and editor. He is the co-founder of Vodorod Pictures, a major film production company, and of The Industry Film and Television School. Among the titles he has produced are such well-known projects as Fedor Bondarchuk's sci-fi blockbusters Attraction (2017) ("Attraction") and Attraction 2: Invasion (2020) ("Invasion"), the musical love-stories Ice (2018) ("Ice"), Ice 2 (2020) ("Ice 2"), and Lyod 3 (2024) ("Ice 3"), and Egor Abramenko's sci-fi thriller Sputnik (2020), along with its American remake Untitled Sputnik Remake (????). Other notable films he produced are the based-on-real-events adventure Povelitel vetra (2023) ("Lord of the Wind"), which tells the story of Fyodor Konyukhov's record-breaking, round-the-world 2016 balloon flight, and the poignant comedy Vasiliy (2025) ("Vasily"), an international project with production in both Russia and Mexico.

But he does more than just produce. He directed, co-wrote, and produced the sci-fi, action-adventure film Guest from the Future (2024) ("Guest from the Future"), inspired by Kir Bulychyovs novel "Sto let tomu vperyod" ("One Hundred Years Ahead").