About

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Anastasia Lobkovski is a filmmaker and visual artist based in Finland.

She has graduated as MFA from The Finnish Academy of Fine Arts in 2013. Anastasia Lobkovski has also Master of Arts degree 2017 from Aalto University Filmmaking department. Lobkovski did her BA degree in 2007 at TAMK Art and Media, major in directing.

Anastasia Lobkovski`s works has been seen at art exhibitions in Finland, such as Young Artists at Kunsthalle, Helsinki; The Art Museum of Jyväskylä and Gallery AARNI, Espoo and overseas at Aratoi Art Museum, New Zealand and The Contemporary Art Space Venice, Italy.

Her short films has been broadcasted by The Finnish National Television and participated at the film festivals around the world, such as BFI London Film Festival (UK), Moondance (USA), EMAF (Germany), Fresh Film Fest (Czech Republic) and 70th Edinburgh International Film Festival (UK).

Lobkovski`s short film “The boy who was afraid of Nothing” was nominated as one of the best European student`s films at Camerimage, Poland, 2013. Her first feature film screenplay in development won Juri Sillart Visual Prize, at international ENGAGE workshop in 2014.

Beside her own projects she works as a casting director for art house feature films, most known for “The Happiest day of Olli Mäki”, directed by Juho Kuosmanen, that won Un Certain Regard prize at Cannes 2016 and “Stupid Young Heart” directed by Selma Vilhunen, that won Crystal Bear for the best film of Generation 14plus at Berlinale 2019.

Anastasia Lobkovski is a member of the Association of Finnish Film Directors, Muu Artists` Association (Finland) and The Association of Espoo Visual Artists.

Selected filmography:

2020 “A.R.K”, 74 min, feature

In post production

2018 “Hehku”, 10min, short fiction.

Directed by: Anastasia Lobkovski

Screenplay: Anna Lappalainen, Anastasia Lobkovski

Produced by: Veera Leino, Anna Lappalainen, Anastasia Lobkovski / ELO Helsinki Film School. Screenplay supported by AVEK The Promotional Centre for Audiovisual Culture Finland

2016 “The Flying Fish”, 28 min documentary

Directed by: Anastasia Lobkovski

Screenplay by: Anastasia Lobkovski, Sini Järnström, Antti Jääskeläinen, Jukka Nurmela

Produced by: Jenny Tervakari / Tarasow Films. Supported by: Aalto Research Institute and Alfred Kordellin Foundation

2016 “Alpacas”, 20 min, short fiction (gallery version 3 min)