Biography

Aleksandr Vampilov(1937-1972)

Writer

Aleksandr Vampilov was born on 19 August 1937 in Kutulik, Irkutsk province, USSR [now Russia]. He was a writer, known for Valentina (1981), The Elder Son (2006) and Proshchanie v iyune (2003). He died on 17 August 1972 in Lake Baikal, USSR [now Russia].

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Valentina

7.1

Writer

1981

The Elder Son

5.5

Writer

2006

Proshchanie v iyune

5.9

Writer

2003

Proshlym letom v Chulimske

4.8

Writer

2014

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One hundred rubles
Short
- story by (as Alexander Vampilov)
- 2022
Spasibo 'Spartaku'
Short
- play
- 2018
Rayskie kushchi
5.7
- play "Utinaya okhota" / "Duck Hunting"
- 2015
Proshlym letom v Chulimske
4.8
- story
- 2014
The Elder Son
5.5
- play "The Elder Son"
- 2006
Proshchanie v iyune
5.9
- play
- 2003
Zwanzig Minuten mit einem Engel
8.7
Short
- play
- 2001
Dvadtsat minut s angelom
4.3
TV Movie
- play
- 1996
Provintsialnyy anekdot
6.1
Short
- play
- 1990
Lov na kacice
TV Movie
- play
- 1990
Vadkacsavadászat
TV Movie
- play
- 1989
Kaland a fömettörrel
TV Movie
- Writer (as Alexandr Vampilov)
- 1982
Nesravnennyy Nakonechnikov
4.3
Short
- unfinished play
- 1981
Valentina
7.1
- play "Proshlym letom v Chulimske"
- 1981
Endshpil
Short
- short story
- 1980

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Alternative names
- Alexander Vampilov
Born
- August 19, 1937
- Kutulik, Irkutsk province, USSR [now Russia]
Died
- August 17, 1972
- Lake Baikal, USSR [now Russia](drowning)
Other works
(May 6 to June 11, 1978) His play, "Duck Hunting," was translated by Alma H. Law at The Arena Stage Theatre production in Washington D.C. Zelda Fichlander was director.

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