In school years, Peter Buslov was not at all interested in cinema, he planned to become a sailor. However, he graduated from the directing department of VGIK and makes films. The criminal fighters "Boomer" and "Boomer-2" brought fame to Peter.
Family and childhood
Petr Buslov was born on June 1, 1976, his hometown is Khabarovsk. The director grew up in an incomplete family. Peter and his brother Constantine were raised by their mother alone. A woman taught Russian language and literature at the Khabarovsk Polytechnic University.
Peter turned 14 when he moved with his mother and brother to Vladivostok. In this city, lying on the seashore, he graduated from high school. In childhood, the boy dreamed of becoming a sailor, and not a director or actor.
Choice of profession
At the age of 17, Peter Buslov abandoned the idea of ​​becoming a sailor. He did not want to stay in Vladivostok, he went to conquer Moscow. For two years, Peter watched the life of the capital, moonlighting in different places. This continued until he decided on the desired profession.
At first, Buslov was going to become an actor. A friend gave him wise advice - "kill two birds with one stone." Peter decided to enter the directing department, this allowed him to acquire two professions - acting and directing. Unexpectedly easy, the young man entered VGIK.
Study
Peter Buslov began to study in the workshop of Karen Shakhnazarov. He completed his education already under the leadership of Vadim Abdrashitov. In the process of studying, the guy realized that he wants to become a director, not an actor.
In 1999, Peter made his debut as an actor, played in the news. A year later, he released his first short film, The Hard Work of the Old Moira. The influence of minor minor events on human destinies is the main idea that the aspiring director tried to convey to the audience. Buslov also starred in his debut short film.
Boomer
Even while studying at VGIK, Peter played a major role in the film “Umnyak, or the Odyssey of 1989” by Ilya Khotinenko. At the box office, the picture did not appear, but caught the eye of the producer Sergei Chliyants. He realized that Buslov is a talented young man with innovative thinking and perceiving the world differently from other people.
Chliyants offered the young man cooperation. Thanks to this, director Peter Buslov was able to shoot the film "Boomer". “Boomer” is a slang word for a BMW car. A beautiful black car rushes through Moscow at night, escaping from the chase. In the car there are four friends who are in an unpleasant situation. It all starts with an ordinary accident, which starts a whole chain of events. The lives of the heroes are changing rapidly. Guys are outlawed, forced to hide and run. Heroes are constantly balancing on the edge of the abyss.
In "Boomer" Peter also played a small role - the elder at a gas station. Buslov won the Nika Award nomination for his talented directorial work. Also, the tape received prizes at the festivals "Window to Europe" and "Spirit of Fire."
"Boomer-2" and "Anti-Boomer"
"Boomer-2" and "Anti-Boomer" also liked the audience. Peter Buslov released these films, inspired by the success of the first part. The first picture begins with the fact that Konstantin Ogorodnikov (Kot) is ahead of schedule released from the colony. Stay in prison allowed the hero to rethink his life. He wants to rewrite his story, start all over from scratch. However, before Constantine must find one person. This must be done in memory of the deceased friend.
The film "Anti-Boomer", as the name suggests, belongs to the comedy genre. Four friends dream of going to Portugal. The guys are furious football fans, they cannot miss Euro 2004. Heroes rush on a black car with an engine from the "Cossack" in the vast expanses of Russia.
"Call me a genie!"
Peter Buslov also took place as an actor. In 2004, he played a fairy-tale character in the comedy-adventure film “Call Me the Djinn!” Ilya Khotinenko. Three buddies accidentally fall into the hands of an aluminum can of soda. When one of the friends opens it, he becomes master of the Jinn.
In the performance of Buslov, the Djinn turned out to be very modern, even if he is 5000 years old. He looks like a strange, slightly tired, wise and fair person.
Interesting work
What other masterpieces does the filmography of Peter Buslov contain? One cannot but mention the scandalous project Our Russia, which started on the TNT channel in 2006. Original sketches liked the audience. Some episodes, for example, about migrant workers Dzhamshut and Ravshan, about Sergey Belyakov, about Vovan and Gene gave rise to many quotes.
In 2011, an ambiguous picture came out: "Vysotsky: thank you for being alive." This film, based on real events, tells about five days from the life of the famous poet, actor and tribune Vladimir Vysotsky. Events take place a year before the premature death of a genius. The KGB wants to end the career of a national favorite. Vysotsky balances on a fine line between life and death. Constant stresses cause the star to have a heart attack. Vladimir Vysotsky is experiencing clinical death. Survived to the depths of the soul strikes an unbending freethinker.
Thriller "Homeland" - another famous brainchild of Buslov. The daughter of a successful entrepreneur is not voluntarily in India. Father during another quarrel landed spoiled child from a private jet. Soon he regrets it, but the girl is already fascinated by a maze of human destinies. Makar, who is left one day before the end of his vacation, is seeking enlightenment. Kristina and Alexei say goodbye to family joys. Bikers Lenya and Dimon test the world for strength. All the heroes are different, but everyone has one homeland.
In the series "Close" tells the story of a criminal authority. A person who neglects the law spends every evening with a large family. The tape “Overwhelmed by Progress” introduces the audience to a man who survived after falling from the 18th floor. In the series "Home Arrest" the focus is on the fate of the mayor of a provincial town. An official rightly accused of theft is under house arrest. His main task is to regain his good name.
Filmography
The list of films by Peter Buslov is contained below. Almost all of them were successful with the audience.
- "The hard work of the old moirs."
- Boomer.
- "Antiboomer".
- "Boomer: The Second Film."
- "Our Russia".
- "Short circuit".
- “Vysotsky. Thanks for being alive".
- "Nowhere to rush."
- "Homeland."
- "Close."
- "House arrest".
- "Overwhelmed by progress."
As an actor, Buslov took part in the films “Rag Union”, “Call Me Djinn”, “Umnyak, or Odyssey 1989”, “Unterkragen, or Lower Collar”, “News”. The script Peter wrote for the series Studio 17.
Behind the scenes
Pictured is Peter Buslov with his soulmate. The director’s wife is costume designer Yevgeny Evgienko. The couple has two children. Eugene and Peter have been together for many years.
Peter refuses to discuss his personal life with strangers, does not comment on rumors that appear. Spouses do not like to appear at social events.