Person

Anatoli Grebnev

Writing · 1923–2002 · Tbilisi, Georgian Soviet Republic

Anatoli Borisovich Grebnev (Gustav Borisovich Ayzenberg) was an acclaimed Soviet and Russian screenwriter.

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  Success

  Writer

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  Karl Marx. Early Years

  Screenplay

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  Wake Mukhin Up!

  Writer

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  Not a Word about Football

  Writer

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  The Red Violin

  Writer

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  The Wild Dog Dingo

  Screenplay

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  First-Person Story

  Author

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  Only I Know

  Writer

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  Step Over the Threshold

  Writer

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  Who Invented the Wheel?

  Screenplay

• 2024Жизнь Анатолия Гребнева
• 2002Cinema About CinemaScreenplay
• 2000House for the RichWriter
• 1994The Scoundrel 2Screenplay
• 1992Old Young PeopleWriter
• 1990Chernov/ChernovWriter
• 1990The TrialWriter
• 1989Vanishing AugustWriter
• 1987Only I KnowWriter
• 1987Women's ClubWriter
• 1984Time of DesiresScreenplay
• 1984SuccessWriter
• 1984The Scoundrel, or Running On the SpotScreenplay
• 1982Private LifeWriter
• 1981Paramon and ApollinariaWriter
• 1980Journey to Another TownScreenplay
• 1980Karl Marx. Early YearsScreenplay
• 1980The Morning RoundWriter
• 1979Something with the TelephoneWriter
• 1979Two People in a New HouseScreenplay
• 1977First-Person StoryAuthor
• 1976You Wrote to Me...Writer
• 1975The Diaries of a School PrincipalWriter
• 1975The Red ViolinWriter
• 1973Courtesy CallWriter
• 1973Not a Word about FootballWriter
• 1973Old WallsWriter
• 1971Proshchaniye s PeterburgomScreenplay
• 1970Step Over the ThresholdWriter
• 1968Wake Mukhin Up!Writer
• 1967Strong with SpiritWriter
• 1967July RainWriter
• 1966When the Harpsichord PlaysWriter
• 1966Who Invented the Wheel?Screenplay
• 1964Two SundaysScreenplay
• 1964YouthWriter
• 1962The Wild Dog DingoScreenplay
• 1960Wait for LettersWriter