Ramiz Fataliev

Ramiz Fataliev

Screenwriter, film director.
Date of Birth: 07.06.1946
Country: Russia

Content:
  1. Biography of Ramiz Fataliyev
  2. Screenwriting Career
  3. "Shestoi" (1981)
  4. "Istina Moments" (2003)
  5. Post-Soviet Activities
  6. Current Projects
  7. Personal Life

Biography of Ramiz Fataliyev

Early Life and Education

Ramiz Farzaliev was born on June 7, 1946, in Baku, Azerbaijan. After graduating from School No. 189, he pursued a degree in petrochemistry at the Azerbaijan State Oil and Chemistry Institute. Subsequently, he traveled to Moscow to attend the Higher Courses for Scriptwriters and Directors.

Screenwriting Career

Fataliyev is renowned for penning the screenplays for over 30 feature films. His notable works include:

"Shestoi" (1981)

"Bez Svidetelei" (1983)
"Ya Lyubil Vas Bolshe Zhizni" (1985)
"Zont dlya Novobrachnykh" (1986)
"Merzavets" (1989)
"Vne" (1992)
Directorial Ventures

Fataliyev expanded his creative endeavors into directing, helming two television series:

"Istina Moments" (2003)

"Graf Krestovsky" (2004)
He also directed a feature film, "Mekhelle" (2003).
Political Engagement

Prior to the dissolution of the USSR, Fataliyev served as Vice-President of the Association of Political and Detective Fiction, led by the renowned Soviet writer Yulian Semyonov. From the late 1980s to 1995, he was the Director of the Azerbaijanfilm film studio. In 1990, he was elected as a member of the Milli Majlis (Parliament of Azerbaijan).

Post-Soviet Activities

Fataliyev spent his later years in Moscow, where he wrote screenplays for films and television series, including "Russian Pyaterka," commissioned by the Russian State Sports Committee.

Current Projects

Currently, Fataliyev resides in Baku, where he is involved in an ongoing historical project.

Personal Life

Fataliyev is married and has two children.

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