Grigory Gricher
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Grigory Gricher or Grigory Cherikover[a] (Russian: Григорий Гричер, Григорий Зиновьевич Чериковер; 1893–1945) was Soviet Ukrainian film director and screenwriter of Jewish descent. His alias "Gricher" is made of his first name and surname.[1][2]
Biography
Gricher was born Grigory Zinovievich Cherikover in Poltava, Russian Empire.[1]
Filmography
- 1925: Jewish Luck
- 1926: Wandering Stars based on the novel by Sholem Aleichem with the same name
- 1927: Durkh trern
- 1930: Suburban Quarters
- 1934: Crystal Palace
Notes
- also known as Grigori Gritscher, Grigory Zinovievich Cherikover, Gritscher-Tscherikower, etc.
