Apollinary Dudko

Machine-translated from the French article

Apollinari Ivanovich Dudko (in Russian: Аполлинарий Иванович Дудко), born on 25 July 1909 in Saint Petersburg and died by suicide on 2 January 1971 in Leningrad, was a Soviet cinematographer, director and screenwriter. A graduate of the cinematography department of the National Film Institute (1934), he worked as an assistant cameraman, then as a cameraman and director at the Lenfilm studio from 1932. In 1960, he directed Choreographic Miniatures, a film adaptation of Leonid Jacobson's ballets.