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Singer Who Fell (2016)

Genre : Documentary, TV Movie

Runtime : 24M

Director : Lana Parshina

Synopsis

Meet A 105-year-old Olga Markovna Kolyadenko, a former Bolshoi theater opera singer and the only remaining student of director Konstantin Stanislavsky. She still teaches vocals in her Moscow apartment. Konstantin Stanislavsky, who taught Olga Kolyadenko, created the famous acting system that was later adapted in the USA by Lee Strasberg.

Actors

Olga Kolyadenko
Olga Kolyadenko
Self
Sergey Lemeshev
Sergey Lemeshev
Konstantin Stanislavski
Konstantin Stanislavski

Crews

Lana Parshina
Lana Parshina
Director
Lana Parshina
Lana Parshina
Writer
Rotem Moav
Rotem Moav
Music

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