Ideya Garanina

Known for

Directing

Born

Aug 8, 1937

Died

Mar 19, 2010

From

Cheremkhovo, Russian SFSR, USSR [now Russia]

Ideya Garanina was a Russian director and writer known for her contributions to animation. She directed and wrote several notable works, including The Cat Who Walked by Herself (1988), 100 Gramm dlya Khrabrosti (1977), and Crane's Feathers (1977). Her films often explored folklore and literary adaptations, showcasing her storytelling prowess. Garanina's career was tragically cut short when she was murdered in Tver, Russia, in 2010.

Credits

Masters of Russian Animation - Volume 3

20000.0out of 10

Because There Was No Nail in the Forge

19900.0out of 10

The Cat Who Walked by Herself

19885.5out of 10

Cabaret

19815.8out of 10

Crane’s Feathers

19775.8out of 10

Poor Liza

19787.3out of 10

Mayakovsky Laughs

19767.5out of 10

Masters of Russian Animation - Volume 2

20000.0out of 10

Anansi Spider and the Magic Wand

19730.0out of 10

The Adventures of Travka

19769.0out of 10