Biography
Natalia Buzko - 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 the student years moved to Odessa, where in 1985 he graduated from the Institute of Engineers of the Marine Fleet. During his studies, the university was fascinated by the Pantomimoy. In the early 80s, a group of pantomime and clownades were founded at Odessa Philharmonic, which was gained by talented young people.
"Mask Show"
Natalia entered the first body of the troupe and became the only woman-clown show group "masks." Together with Natalia, Boris Barsky, Vladimir Komarov, Yury Skivorodnev worked from Natalia. Under the leadership of George Deliyev, the Comedian group received a diploma of the World Festival of Youth and Students in Moscow, the first award of the All-Union Estrada Artist Competition, the Golden Nose Prize (Gabrovo), the first award of the Circus Artist Festival (Pyongyang).
Natalia Buzko, in addition to Sketch, played in the decree of the ensemble, which used the works of Shakespeare ("Othello", "Romeo and Juliet"), as well as their own staging George Deliyev "Night Symphony" and "Odessa Podkin."
On the television "Mask Show" appeared in 1991 on the RTR channel. Initially broadcast short series, fragments of theater performances. In 1992, a cycle of silent movies appeared. The broadcasts on RTR continued until 1998, after which the program was another year on the ORT and 6 years on TNT.
Films
Natalia Buzko made his debut in cinema in the early 80s, starring in the episodes of films "Take care of women" and "Disc-Jockey". In 1989, the actress first received a significant role in the film director of Kira Muratova "Asthenic Syndrome." The two-particle tape did not pass the Soviet censorship and was released only in limited rental. But at the festival in Berlin, the drama received a special prize "Silver Bear". In 1991, the actress for the first time played the main character in the Kinineomedy Georgy Deliyev "Seven Days with Russian Beauty." In the film-parody of Perestroikoy Time, Buzko appeared in a familiar to himself amplua comedy actress.
In the mid-90s, Natalia is offered to play mostly secondary characters. The actress lit up in the films "Something one", "I love", "without collar". In the Kira Kira Muratova "Three Stories", Buzko played a woman to refuse. In the acting tragifars included stars of the Soviet and Russian cinema Oleg Tabakov, Sergey Makovetsky, Leonid Kushnir, Renata Litvinova, Ivan Okhlobystin.
In 2001, Natalia works in the new drama of Kira Muratova "secondary people." The main heroine of Vera, played by Buzko, falls into the tragic situation, accidentally kills his own cohabitant. After a year, the actress reappears again in the work of the "Chekhov motives" master in the lead role of the bride. A black and white painting with exaggerated, grotesque image of the heroes of Chekhov's works was perceived by the public ambiguously, but collected $ 9,000 in Russian rental.
In the early 2000s, the filmography of the characteristic actress is replenished with works in the series "Friendly Family", "Personal Life of Official People". In 2004, the actress invites the German director Ulrike Pullingor to the project "12 chairs". Natalia plays Ellochka to the elder in the company of colleagues in the "Mask Show".
In the same year, in the next ribbon, Muratova "Adjuster" Natalia Buzko comes with an episodic role of an employee of the city toilet. The painting itself, in which Georgy Deliyev, Alla Demidov, Renata Litvinova, Nina Ruslanova, Sergey Bekhterev, won three figurines of the Nika Prize, the main awards of the International Film Festival "Eurasia".
The most significant work in the creative biography of Natalia Buzko appears in 2006. In the second novel of the two-sector film of Kira Muratova "Two in one" actress played Masha, an adult daughter of rich lovelaus, whom the girl introduces a girlfriend, dreaming of meeting a wealthy man. Bogdan Mortar and Renata Litvinova became partners of the Ukrainian actress on the workstation. Natalia Buzko received a premium of the Bigantine festival in the nomination "Best Role of the Second Plan" for the work in this film.
In 2007, Eva Neman, a student and an assistant Kira Muratova, invites Natalia to Drama "By the River", telling about one day from the life of two elderly women. Mother and daughter played actresses Marina Polikamaco and Nina Ruslanov. In the second half of the 2000s, Natalia took part in the film "Shoot, Immediately!", "Smile of God, or Purely Odessa Story," "Marry Kazanov", and then re-appeared in the episodic role of Keera Muratova "Melodia for Shamery" .
2011 presented the actress main role in the comedy short film about the love adventures of the banker "Shabbat", and 2012 - the main role in the comedy Muratova "Eternal Return". After that, work is followed in the Russian TV series: "Personal life of the Savelyev investigator", "Goodbye, boys", beach, "Anca with Moldovanks".
Personal life
Student at the Engineering Faculty, Natalia met in his future husband Alexander Psolenko. In the mid-80s, the young got married, and in 1986 the daughter of Ghana was born in the family. The second child, the son of Anton, was born in 1999.
But after two years later, the marriage union gave a crack and Natalia with Alexander divorced. Several times after parting, the spouses tried to establish relationships, but unsuccessfully. At the moment, the heart of the actress is free. Natalia's personal life completely devoted to the upbringing of his own children.
Natalia Buzko now
Now Natalia, in addition to work on the new productions of the "Mask Show" theater, is engaged in pedagogical activities.
The actress teaches acting in the production center Star Time and Remarkafilm film school in Odessa. Natalia is striking fans appearance. It seems that time is not authority over the actress and does not affect her beauty, which can be seen in the photo in the press and the Internet.
Filmography
- "Asthenic syndrome" - 1989
- "Seven days with Russian beauty" - 1991
- "Three stories" - 1997
- "Secondary people" - 2001
- "Chekhov's motives" - 2002
- "Twelve chairs" - 2003
- "Admitter" - 2004
- "Two in one" - 2007
- "Melody for scarmer" - 2009
- "Eternal Return" - 2012
- "Beach" - 2014
- "Goodbye, boys" - 2014