Sergei Bodrov Jr. Filmography

Born:: December 27, 1971 in Moscow, Russia, USSR
Occupation:: Actor, Director, Screenwriter
Biography:: The son of noted Russian director Sergei Bodrov (I Wanted to See Angels [1992], Bear's Kiss [2002]), actor Sergei Bodrov Jr.'s career rocketed during the 1990s with roles in such films as Prisoner of the Mountains (1996) and Brother (1997). Born in Moscow in December 1971, Bodrov Jr. began a...Read More

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Voina

Actors: Aleksei Chadov, Ian Kelly, Ingeborga Dapkunaite, Sergei Bodrov Jr., Evklid Kyurdzidis

Synopsis: Chechen guerilla leader Aslan (Georgi Gurgulia) holds captive two touring actors, John (Ian Kelly) and his fiancée, Margaret (Ingeborga Dapkunaite), along with an injured Russian Captain Medvedev (Sergei Bodrov Jr.) and his sergeant, Ivan (Alexei Chadov). Aslan sets John free to return to Britain Read More

2002
Bear's Kiss

Actors: Rebecca Liljeberg, Joachim Krol, Sergei Bodrov Jr., Keith Allen, Maurizio Donadoni

Synopsis: Director Sergei Bodrov takes a break from his usual socio-political dramas in Bear's Kiss, a surreal fairy tale following Lola (Rebecca Liljeberg), the 14-year-old daughter of long-time circus employees, and her love affair with a shape-shifting bear who calls himself Misha (Sergei Bodrov Jr.). Read More

2002
Sestry

Crew: Director, Screenwriter

Actors: Oksana Akinshina, Katia Gorina, Sergei Bodrov Jr., Andrei Krasko, Alexander Bashirov

Synopsis: Son of acclaimed Russian director Sergei Bodrov and a popular actor in his own right, Sergei Bodrov Jr. makes his directorial debut with this drama about a pair of sisters thrown together by circumstances. Aged eight and 13, the two half siblings are hardly aware of the others' existence and Read More

2001
East-West

Actors: Linda Bassett, Om Puri, Sandrine Bonnaire, Oleg Menshikov, Catherine Deneuve, Sergei Bodrov Jr., Ruben Tapiero

Synopsis: French director Regis Wargnier's fifth feature film is a romantic period drama which is also a tribute to the victims of a tragic Stalinist episode. In June 1946, Stalin launched a major propaganda campaign aimed at Russians who had settled in the West, offering them amnesty and an opportunity to Read More

4/7/00
Brat 2

Actors: Sergei Bodrov Jr., Viktor Sukhorukov, Sergei Makovetsky, Kirill Pirogov

Synopsis: In this sequel to the 1997 comedy The Brat (a major hit in its native Russia), Chechen war veteran-turned-gangster Danila (Sergei Bodrov, Jr.) meets up with a few of his Army buddies while appearing on a TV chat show about the conflict. One of Danila's pals mentions that his brother, who has moved Read More

2000
The Stringer

Actors: Sergei Bodrov Jr., Anna Friel, Vladimir Ilyin, Robert Knepper, Anna Kamenkova

Synopsis: This drama from British TV documentarian Paul Pawlikowski was filmed in Russia, Poland, and the UK. Young TV news cameraman Vadik (Sergei Bodrov Jr. of Prisoner of the Mountain and The Brother) roams post-Cold War Russia shooting footage he can sell to Western news outlets. A romance gets underway Read More

1998
Brother

Actors: Sergei Bodrov Jr., Viktor Sukhorukov, Svetlana Pismichenko, Maria Zhukova, Yuri Kuznetsov

Synopsis: Young Russian Danila returns home after serving a two-year military stint and discovers that his big brother has become a hit man for mobsters in St. Petersburg and is deeply involved in a Mafia war. Wanting to help, Danila joins the mobsters to become his brother Viktor's assistant. Aimed a Read More

1997
Prisoner of the Mountains

Actors: Oleg Menshikov, Sergei Bodrov Jr., Susanna Mekhralieva, Dzhemal Sikharulidze, Alexandr Bureev

Synopsis: Political rivals, divided by a bloody war, are forced to come to terms with one another in this drama, which was adapted from Leo Tolstoy's short story "Prisoner of the Caucasus." In Chechnya, two Russian soldiers, nervous rookie Vania (Sergei Bodrov, Jr.) and hardened veteran Sasha (Oleg Menshikov Read More

1996