Nina Shorina
Biography
Nina Shorina is a female director with twenty-six known credits. She was born on March 10, 1943, in Moscow, RSFSR, which is now Russia. Her stage name is also written as Nina Shorin. Her professional background includes work in television and film, documented through her known credits on the Movie Database platform, where her primary known field is directing. No further personal details, relationships, awards, or specific titles of her works are provided in the available archival records.
Career overview
Nina Shorina is a female director born in Moscow, RSFSR, now Russia, on March 10, 1943. Her stage name is Nina Shorina, and she is also known as Nina Shorin. Her career is documented with twenty-six known credits primarily in the field of directing.
Public reference profiles and databases, including The Movie Database, record her personal and professional details. Her birthplace of Moscow, RSFSR, is now modern-day Russia, and she has established a recognized body of work encompassing her known directing credits.
Ask the Vault
Ask anything about Nina Shorina.
Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Full filmography
- Oleg: The Oleg Vidov Story (2021) as Self
- Nietzsche in Russia (2008) Director
- Nietzsche in Russia (2008) Screenplay
- Masters of Russian Animation - Volume 4 (2000) Director
- Translations from the East (1999) as She - a Japanese translator
- Translations from the East (1999) Director
- The Draught (1993) Director
- The Draught (1993) Writer
- The Draught (1993) Art Direction
- The Draught (1993) Animation
- The Room of Laughter (1991) Director
- The Room of Laughter (1991) Writer
- Alter Ego (1989) as Herself
- Alter Ego (1989) Director
- Alter Ego (1989) Writer
- Dream (1988) Director
- Dream (1988) Writer
- The Door (1986) Director
- Poodle (1985) Director
- About Buka (1984) Director
- About Buka (1984) Book
- The Tale of the Very Tall Man (1983) Director
- Perfect Peri (1982) Director
- Unkind Lado (1981) Director
- Moomintroll and the Comet (1978) Director
- Moomintroll and the Comet: The Way Home (1978) Director
- Take Your Time (1972) Director
- The Old House (1970) as maid (uncredited)
- A Window into the Soviet Union (1968) Director
- Ask Your Heart (1965)
- But What If This Is Love? (1961) as Rita Kabalkina
- A Head on One's Shoulders (1961) as Natasha
- The First Date (1960) as Violetta
- The Shepherd (1958)
- Marine Hunter (1954) as Manya
- Lights on the River (1953)