Sergey Shnurov
Sergey Vladimirovich Shnurov ( born 13 April 1973 ) is a Russian musician and songwriter, best known as Shnur, of the ska-punk band Leningrad which he formed in 1997 and was the frontman of till the end of 2008. In December 2008 the group disbanded, Shnur with some of its members forming Rubl.
Three of Shnur's songs featured on the Everything Is Illuminated soundtrack, including hugely popular Дикий Мужчина (Dikiy Muzhchina, "Wild Man"). Shnurov also composed music for many other movies, including the Russian cult film Boomer and its sequel. He has a daughter named Siham. She lives in France and is a talented drummer and songwriter.
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Acted in
Новая фабрика звёзд
2024
as Self - Coach
Golden Neighbors
2022
as Vasily Kuznetsov, the botanist
Basta. Supergame
2022
as self
Nobody
2021
as Hitman Valentin
Space Dogs: Tropical Adventure
2020
as Slonezh, alien (voice)
Pest!
2020
as Rasskazchik - pevets
ЛЕНИНГРАД
2020
as SINGER
Stoyanov
2019
as Self
I'm Losing It
2018
as Anna's father
Windows to Europe With Sergei Shnurov
2018
Команда «Э»
2017
as Сергей Шнуров
Fantastic Journey to Oz
2017
as General (voice)
Savva. Heart of the Warrior
2015
as 'Odnoglazyy' - 'Terminator' - 'Torpeda' (voice)
Hardcore Henry
2015
as Security Guy Interacting with Pliers
Decent People
2015
as Igor
8 New Dates
2014
as Shnur
Gena-Concrete
2014
Prisoner of the Old Manor
2014
as Serg
P. E. Teacher
2014
as himself
The Mine
2013
Till Night Do Us Part
2012
Bullet Collector
2012
as Muzhik v parke
Golos
2012
as Self - Mentor
Golos
2012
as Self
Star Pile
2012
as Мозг
Детка
2012
as Kostya Podolskiy
Generation P
2011
as Gireev
Elephant
2010
Truce
2010
Happy Ending
2010
as Лев
Leningrad - Der Mann, der singt
2010
2-Assa-2
2008
as Shnur
Europe - Asia
2008
Elections Day
2007
as "Ненормалы"
Day Watch
2006
as Self/Cameo
4
2005
as Volodya
Moth games
2004
Theory of booze
2003
as Cop Fairy
The Kopeck
2002
as Man in window
Money
2002
Fort Boyard Russia
1998
as Self - Host