Nataliya Buzko

Natalia Buzko is a Soviet and Ukrainian actress, Honored Artist of Ukraine, member of the comic group "Masks".

The future actress was born on November 27, 1963 in Sevastopol. In her student years she moved to Odessa, where in 1985 she graduated from the Institute of Marine Engineers. While studying at the university, she was carried away by pantomime. In the early 80s, a pantomime and clownery group was founded at the Odessa Philharmonic Society, which recruited talented young people.

Natalia joined the first line-up of the troupe and became the only female clown of the Masks show group. Boris Barsky, Vladimir Komarov, Yuri Skovorodnev have worked with Natalia since the very opening. Under the leadership of Georgy Deliev, the group of comedians received the Diploma of the World Festival of Youth and Students in Moscow, the First Prize of the All-Union Contest of Variety Artists, the Golden Nose Prize (Gabrovo), and the First Prize of the Festival of Circus Artists (Pyongyang).

Natalia Buzko, in addition to sketches, played in the ensemble's productions based on the works of Shakespeare (Othello, Romeo and Juliet), as well as Georgy Deliev's own performances “Night Symphony” and “Odessa Foundling”.

On television, "Masks-Show" appeared in 1991 on the RTR channel. Initially, short series, fragments of theatrical performances were broadcast. In 1992, a series of programs in the style of silent films appeared. Broadcasts on RTR continued until 1998, after which the program ran for another year on ORT and 6 years on TNT.

Natalia Buzko made her film debut in the early 80s, starring in episodes of the films "Take care of women" and "Disc jockey". In 1989, the actress first got a significant role in the film directed by Kira Muratova "Asthenic Syndrome". The two-part tape did not go through Soviet censorship and was released only for limited distribution. But at the Berlin Festival, the drama won a special Silver Bear prize. In 1991, the artist first played the main character in Georgy Deliev's comedy "Seven Days with a Russian Beauty". In the film-parody of perestroika, Buzko appeared in the familiar role of a comedian actress.

In the mid-90s, Natalya was offered to play mostly minor characters. The actress appeared in the films "Something One", "I Love", "Without a Collar." In the film almanac of Kira Muratova "Three stories" Buzko played a woman otkaznitsa. The cast of the tragedy included the stars of Soviet and Russian cinema Oleg Tabakov, Sergei Makovetsky, Leonid Kushnir, Renata Litvinova, Ivan Okhlobystin.

In 2001, Natalia works in the new drama of Kira Muratova "Secondary People". The main character Vera, played by Buzko, finds herself in a tragicomic situation, accidentally killing her own roommate. A year later, the actress reappears in the master's work "Chekhov's Motives" in the title role of the bride. The black-and-white painting with an exaggerated, grotesque depiction of the heroes of Chekhov's works was perceived by the public ambiguously, but collected $ 9,000 in the Russian box office.

In the early 2000s, the filmography of the character actress was replenished with works in the series "A Friendly Family", "Personal Life of Official People." In 2004, the actress was invited by the German director Ulrike Oettinger in the project "12 chairs". Natalya plays Ellochka the Cannibal in the company of her colleagues from The Masks Show.

In the same year, in the next film by Muratova "Adjuster" Natalia Buzko gets the episodic role of an employee of the city toilet. The picture itself, in which Georgy Deliev, Alla Demidova, Renata Litvinova, Nina Ruslanova, Sergei Bekhterev played, won three statuettes of the Nika Prize, the main awards of the Eurasia International Film Festival.

The most significant work in the creative biography of Natalia Buzko appears in 2006. In the second short story of Kira Muratova's two-part film "Two in One", the actress played Masha, the adult daughter of a wealthy womanizer, whom the girl introduces to a friend who dreams of meeting a wealthy man. Bogdan Stupka and Renata Litvinova became partners of the Ukrainian actress on the working site. For her work in this film, Natalya Buzko received the Brigantine Festival prize in the Best Supporting Role nomination.

In 2007, Eva Neiman, a student and assistant of Kira Muratova, invites Natalia to the drama "By the River", which tells about a day in the life of two middle-aged women. Mother and daughter were played by actresses Marina Poliseimako and Nina Ruslanova. In the second half of the 2000s, Natalya took part in the work on the films "Shoot, immediately!" ...

2011 gave the actress the main role in the comedy short film about the love affairs of the banker "Shabbat", and 2012 - the main role in the comedy "Eternal Return" by Muratova. This is followed by work in the Russian TV series: "The personal life of investigator Savelyev", "Goodbye, boys", Beach "," Anka from Moldovanka ".

While still studying at the engineering faculty, Natalya met her future husband Alexander Postolenko. In the mid-80s, the young got married, and in 1986 a daughter, Ganya, was born in the family. The second child, son Anton, was born in 1999.

But two years later, the marriage union cracked and Natalya and Alexander divorced. Several times after parting, the couple tried to improve relations, but to no avail. At the moment, the heart of the actress is free. Natalia devoted her personal life entirely to raising her own children.

Now Natalia, in addition to working on new productions of the theater "Masks-Show", is engaged in teaching.

The actress teaches acting at the Star time production center and the RemarkaFilm film school in Odessa. Natalia amazes fans with her appearance. It seems that time has no power over the actress and does not in any way affect her beauty, as can be seen from the photos in the press and on the Internet.

"Asthenic syndrome" - 1989 "Seven days with a Russian beauty" - 1991 "Three stories" - 1997 "Minor people" - 2001 "Chekhov's motives" - 2002 "Twelve chairs" - 2003 "Adjuster" - 2004 "Two in one" - 2007 "Melody for the organ" - 2009 "Eternal return" - 2012 "Beach" - 2014 "Goodbye, boys" - 2014

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