Garri Bardin

Garri Bardin was born on September 11, 1941 in Orenburg, USSR (Russia). In the film industry, Bardin is recognized for contributions to animation, working across directing, screenwriting, producing, and voice acting. Their involvement in stop motion and experimental musical animation set them apart within Soviet and Russian cinema.

Among their known works is the 1981 film Cat Kotofeyevitch, where Bardin provided the voice of The Hare. This credit reflects their participation in animated productions, contributing to the medium’s creative and technical aspects. Their work in animation aligns with a focus on stylized, non-traditional approaches to storytelling and character design.