Golden Eagle Award for Best Television Motion Picture (Russia)

The Golden Eagle Award for Best Television Motion Picture (Russian: Золотой Орёл для лучший игровой телевизионный фильм) is one of twenty award categories presented annually by the National Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences of Russia. It is one of the Golden Eagle Awards, which were conceived by Nikita Mikhalkov as a counterweight to the annual Nika Awards given by the Russian Academy of Cinema Arts and Sciences.^[1]

Golden Eagle Award for Best Television Motion Picture
Awarded for	Best Television Motion Picture of the Year
Country	Russia
Presented by	National Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences of Russia
First award	2002
Currently held by	Stolypin (Столыпин, 2024)
Website	Official site of the National Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences of Russia

Each year the members of the academy choose three nominees from among television films (movies directly released to television), which have been popular in Russia since the 1950s because of their inexpensive production.^[2] The movies therefore typically have only Russian titles. The category excludes motion pictures and documentaries, which have their own categories. The first film to be awarded was Spetsnaz.^[3] The name of the award was changed to Golden Eagle Award for Best Mini-Series (up to 8 episodes) in 2004 and later Golden Eagle Award for Best Telefilm or Mini-Series (up to 10 episodes) in 2006, which merged mini-series with telefilms.^[4] Since then, the award has been won only by mini-series; no telefilms have received the prize since. The most recent award in 2024 was made to Stolypin (Столыпин).

Vladimir Khotinenko holds the record for the most wins, with three; other people with multiple nominations are Gleb Panfilov, Boris Khlebnikov (both with two wins), Andrei Malyokov (with two wins and three nominations), Vladimir Bortko, Egor Baranov, Alexey Andrianov (each with one win and one nomination), Bakhtyar Khudojnazarov, and Yuri Moroz (both with two nominations but no wins).

Nominations and awards

Vladimir Bortko's Idiot (Идиот) was the last television film to be awarded; since then only mini-series received this award until 2020.

Vladimir Khotinenko holds the record for the most wins, with three.

Sergei Ursuliak – the recent winner

Key

Sign	Meaning
Bold‡	Indicates the winner

Year	Original title	Transliterated title (per BGN/PCGN standard)	Director	Episodes (Mini-Series)	Ref
2002	Спецназ‡	Spetsnaz	Andrei Malyokov	—	[5]
	Next	—	Oleg Fomin	—	[3]
	Азазель	Azazel	Alexandr Abadashyan	—	[3]
2003	Идиот‡	Idiot	Vladimir Bortko	—	[6]
	Наследницы	Naslednitsy	Elyor Ishmukhamedov	—	[7]
	Театральный роман	Teatral'nyy Roman	Yuri Goldin, Oleg Babitsky	—	[7]
2004	Честь имею!..‡	Chest' imeyu!..	Viktor Buturlin	4 episodes	[8]
	Нумер в гостинице города NN	Numer v gostinitse goroda NN	Valery Fokin	—	[9]
	Француз	Frantsuz	Vera Storozheva	2 episodes	[9]
2005	Гибель империи‡	Gibel' imperii	Vladimir Khotinenko	10 episodes	[10]
	Курсанты	Kursanty	Andrey Kavun	10 episodes	[11]
	Диверсант	Diversant	Andrei Malyukov	4 episodes	[11]
2006	В круге первом‡	V Kruge Pervom	Gleb Panfilov	10 episodes	[4]
	Грозовые ворота	Grozovye Vorota	Andrei Malyokov	4 episodes	[4]
	Дело о мертвых душах	Delo o Mertvykh Dushakh	Pavel Lungin	8 episodes	[4]
2007	Ленинград‡	Leningrad	Alexandr Buravsky	4 episodes	[12]
	Билет в гарем	Bilet v Garem	Vadim Sokolovsky	8 episodes	[12]
	На пути к сердцу	Na Puti k Serdtsu	Abay Karpykov	10 episodes	[12]
2008	Диверсант. Конец войны‡	Diversant. Konets Voyny	Igor Zaitsev	8 episodes	[13]
	Преступление и наказание	Prestuplenie i nakazanie	Dmitry Svetosarov	8 episodes	[13]
	Танкер танго	Tanker Tango	Bakhtyar Khudojnazarov	6 episodes	[13]
2009	Без Вины Виноватые‡	Bez Viny Vinovatye	Gleb Panfilov	2 episodes	[14]
	Братья Карамазовиы	Brat'ya Karamasovyy	Yuri Moroz	8 episodes	[14]
	Галина	Galina	Vitaly Pavlov	8 episodes	[14]
2010	Веребное Воскресенье‡	Verebnoe Voskresenye	Anton Sivers	8 episodes	[15]
	Котовский	Kotovsky	Stanislav Nazirov	8 episodes	[15]
	Пелагер и белый бульдог	Pelager i belyy Bul'dog	Yuri Moroz	8 episodes	[15]
2011	Достоевский‡	Dostoyevsky	Vladimir Khotinenko	8 episodes	[16]
	Баллада о бомбере	Ballada o bombere	Vitaly Borobyev	8 episodes	[16]
	Пётр Первый. Завещание	Pyotr Pervy. Zaveshchanie	Vladimir Bortko	4 episodes	[16]
2012	Белая гвардия‡	Belaya gvardiya	Sergey Snezhkin	8 episodes	[17]
	Дело гастронома No. 1	Delo gastronoma No. 1	Sergey Azhkenazi	8 episodes	[17]
	Охотники за бриллиантами	Okhotniki za brilliantami	Alexander Kott	8 episodes	[17]
2013	Мосгаз‡	Mosgaz	Andrei Malyukov	8 episodes	[18]
	Людмила	Lyudmila	Aleksandr Pavlovskiy	8 episodes	[18]
	Всё началось в Харбине	Vso nachalos' v Kharbine	Leo Zisman	8 episodes	[18]
2014	Бесы‡	Besy	Vladimir Khotinenko	4 episodes	[19]
	Гетеры майора Соколова	Getery mayora Sokolova	Bakhtyar Khudojnazarov	8 episodes	[19]
	Крик совы	Krik sovy	Oleg Pogodin	10 episodes	[19]
2015	Палач‡	Palach	Vyacheslav Nikiforov	10 episodes	[20]
	Уходящая натура	Ukhodyashchaya natura	Dmitriy Iosifov	8 episodes	[18]
	Чудотворец	Chudotvorec	Dmitriy Konstantinov	8 episodes	[20]
2016	Клим‡	Klim	Karen Oganesyan	8 episodes	[21]
	Деньги	Den'gi	Egor Anashkin	8 episodes	[21]
	Фарца	Farca	Egor Baranov	8 episodes	[21]
2017	Анна Каренина. История Вронского‡	Anna Karenina. Istoriya Vronskogo	Karen Shakhnazarov	8 episodes	[22]
	София	Sofija	Alexey Andrianov	8 episodes	[22]
	Торгсин	Torgsin	Dmitry Petrun	8 episodes	[22]
2018	Sпарта‡	Sparta	Egor Baranov	8 episodes	[23]
	Обычная женщина	Obychnaya zhenshchina	Boris Khlebnikov	9 episodes	[23]
	Остаться в живых	Ostat'sya v zhivykh	Andrei Malyukov	6 episodes	[23]
2019	Годунов‡	Godunov	Alexey Andrianov	17 episodes	[24]
	Звоните ДиКаприо!	Zvonite DiKaprio!	Zhora Kryzhovnikov	8 episodes	[24]
	Шторм	Shtorm	Boris Khlebnikov	8 episodes	[24]
2020	Одесский пароход‡	Odesskiy parokhod	Sergei Ursuliak	—	[25]
	Дипломат	Diplomat	Yuri Kuzmenko	16 episodes	[25]
	Магомаев	Magomayev	Dmitriy Tyurin, Roman Prygunov	8 episodes	[25]