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Akim Galimov
Ukrainian journalist (born 1985) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Akim Alfadovych Galimov (Crimean Tatar: Akim Ğalimov, Ukrainian: Акім Альфадович Галімов; born 28 May 1985, Pogranichny, RSFSR[2]) is a Ukrainian journalist, screenwriter, producer, author of documentary and historical projects.
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Biography
By nationality, he is a Crimean Tatar (on his mother's side). In 1944, his grandfather was deported from Crimea. Akim's family was able to return to the peninsula from Uzbekistan only in 1994.[1][3]
He graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of the Sevastopol branch[4] of the Lomonosov Moscow State University. He worked for the Ukrainian TV channels Inter, Pershyi Natsionalnyi, and now 1+1.[2]
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Works
Films
- Forced to War (2008)[5]
- Operation Crimea (2014)[6]
- ATM Woman (2014)[7]
- Gypsy Blood (2015)[8]
- Where does Ukraine begin? (2015)[5]
- Ukraine. Return of its history (2016, 2017)[9]
- Treasures of the Nation (2019, from the series "Ukraine. Return of its history")[10][11]
- Secrets of Great Ukrainians (2021)[9]
- Mysterious Manuscripts (2021, from the series "Ukraine. Recovering its History")[12]
- Ukrainian palaces. The Golden Age (2022)[13][14]
- The Real Story of Akim Galimov (2022)[15]
- Evacuation (2023)[16]
- Rashism. A medical history (2023)[17]
- Ukraine of the future. To beat the aggressor (2023)[18]
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Awards
- Order of Merit, 3rd class (28 June 2024)[19]
- National Television Award of Ukraine "Teletriumf" winner in the nomination "Reporter" (2010)[20]
- National Television Award of Ukraine "Teletriumf" winner in the nomination "Television Documentary" - for the film "Operation Crimea" (2015)[21]
- National Television Award of Ukraine "Teletriumf" winner in the nomination "Television Documentary" - for the film "Ukraine. Return of its history" (2017)[22]
- National Television Award of Ukraine "Teletriumf" winner in the nomination "Television Documentary" - for the film "Ukraine. Return of its history - 2" (2018)[23]
- National Television Award of Ukraine "Teletriumf" winner in the nomination "Producer/Production Team of a Documentary Film/Series/Project" - for the film "Ukraine. Return of its history-2" (2018)[24]
See also
References
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