Vladimir Sorokin, a luminary of unbridled creative genius, burst onto the scene on August 7, 1955, in the idyllic and captivating town of Bykovo, nestled within the Ramenskiy rayon, a rural district situated amidst the lush expanse of Moskovskaya oblast, a region at the very core of the storied and majestic Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, commonly referred to as the USSR, a nation that has undergone a profound metamorphosis and is now known as Russia, a country replete with a rich and intricate history.
Noted thespian and wordsmith, this extraordinary individual has etched an indelible imprint on the realms of literature and the performing arts, earning widespread recognition and admiration for his remarkable achievements in the realms of writing and acting. His extensive and impressive corpus of work comprises a diverse array of notable cinematic productions, including the critically acclaimed Kopeyka, which first graced the silver screen in the year 2002, followed by the highly successful 4, which premiered in 2004, and the thought-provoking Target, which made its cinematic debut in 2011, garnering praise from critics and audiences alike.
