- A Paris-based Russian screenwriter and film director known for his distinctive anti-war stance and sharp social criticism. With over 20 years of experience, he has created acclaimed feature films such as "The Collector," "Holiday," and "Elephant," which have been selected for major international festivals and garnered multiple awards. Since relocating to France in 2022, Krasovskiy has continued his career in creative exile, building bridges between Russian, French, and European cinema communities. His works explore themes of freedom, exile, and human dignity. Alexey actively collaborates with international producers and authors, participating in festivals as a jury member and guest speaker. Languages: Russian (native), French (professional working), English (fluent).
- Founder of [YouTube channel/@alkrasss]
- IMDb mini biography by: Alexey Krasovskiy
- Resigned from the Nika Academy of Cinematic Arts after the start of the war.
- One of the first Russian directors in exile to continue producing films in France.
- Was forced to leave Russia following his public anti-war stance in 2022.
- His film "Holiday" was censored in Russia.
- Director and screenwriter of the first Russian audio film (cinema without images) - "Connections".
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