Elena Morozova

Elena Morozova is a Russian actress born on May 15, 1973, in Moscow. The actress featured in ‘Petrovka, 38’, a Soviet detective movie released in 1980. It was also a heist film, and the flick was about a novel. The title had originated because a detective agency had its office on the Petrovka Street. The movie was successful, and a sequel to it also followed. Besides acting in Soviet films, she was associated with French films too. One of her highly successful movies was 'Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky' which was screened on the final day of Cannes Film Festival.

This movie revolves around the honest connection of a successful Russian music composer Igor Stravinsky and a French fashion designer Coco Channel. In this film, Elena Morozova played the supporting actress role and gained international importance. In the year 2000, the actress was directed by Alexei Uchitel, a Russian director for an award-winning movie ‘His Wife's Diary’ which was based on last love affair of a Russian Nobel Prize (Literature) winner Ivan Alekseyevich Bunin. In the year 2007, the actress appeared In a Russian horror movie ‘Dead Daughters’.

In 2006, the actress was cast in a black comedy film ‘Playing The Victim’ which won many awards in the international film festival. The actress is also well known for another Russian movie ‘Four Ages Of Love' (2008) which was screened in many film festival and obtained the award as Best Director for Sergey Mokritskiy. In the year 2004, Elena appeared in director Anna Melikian's most successful movie 'Mars' which was also his first directorial debut film in Russia. The movie was financed by one of Russia's largest distribution companies that talk about a boxer in Russia.