
Kushnir
Кушнир: Неизвестная история Павла Кушнира
Synopsis
A film about Pavel Kushnir — a musician who refused to compromise, in art or in conscience. A “great little man,” as his friends describe him, Pavel played sublime music for two elderly women in an empty community hall with the same devotion he would have brought to Carnegie Hall. He wrote extraordinary novels and dared to protest, fully aware of the consequences. In 2024, Pavel Kushnir died in a prison in Birobidzhan.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Sergey Erzhenkov
- Screenplay & Story
- Sergey Erzhenkov, Mikhail Idov
- Original Title
- Кушнир: Неизвестная история Павла Кушнира
- Country of Origin
- Czech Republic, United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- Russian
- Runtime
- 1h 32m
- Production Studios
- Narra
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Sergey Erzhenkov
Sergey Erzhenkov, Mikhail Idov
Michael Kellermann
Darya Kon
Alexander Urzhanov, Darina Lukutina
Department Leadership Roster
Sergey Erzhenkov
Director
Alexander Urzhanov
Producer
Michael Kellermann
Director of Photography
Darya Kon
Editor
Alexander Tardasov
Production Design
Darina Lukutina
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Kushnir
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Kushnir about?
A film about Pavel Kushnir — a musician who refused to compromise, in art or in conscience. A “great little man,” as his friends describe him, Pavel played sublime music for two elderly women in an empty community hall with the same devotion he would have brought to Carnegie Hall. He wrote extraordinary novels and dared to protest, fully aware of the consequences. In 2024, Pavel Kushnir died in a prison in Birobidzhan.
Who directed Kushnir?
Kushnir was directed by Sergey Erzhenkov.
Who stars in Kushnir?
The principal cast of Kushnir includes Not specified.
When was Kushnir released and how long is it?
Kushnir was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 1h 32m.
