Ramil Khayrulin
Khayrulin, Ramil Ratmirovich (; born January 23, 1985) is a Russian film producer, filmmaker and screenwriter. Biography. In 2007 he graduated from the Russian National Research Medical University, medical-biological faculty, specialty physician biophysicist. From 2005 to 2006 he worked in "All PROkat+" the managing editor and reporter. In 2009, the youth engaged in politics in North-Eastern Administrative Okrug, Moscow, Russia, was an assistant to a member of the Public Council of the City of Moscow "The Commission on transnational migration policy" and has worked in the youth newspaper "Northern Lights" editor. In 2009 opened the NGO "Independent  Humanitarian Projects". The main activities are the key concerns of the employment and training of young people with disabilities. In April 2009 took part in the forum of people with disabilities within the framework of the Film Festival SyrFilmFest'09, Syracuse, New York, USA, where they held a run movies Edward Topol "At the edge of the stand" and Sergei Govorukhin "No one but us ..." about people past the hot spots. Since 2010 - General Producer "TVOROG Media Group". In 2011 he made his debut with the film project "Dolls", directed by Artem Arakelyan as a producer. In the same year joined  the jury for the contest final directorial project Film Festival "Artkino". In 2012 he became a producer on "Arena", directed by Edward Bordukova, who became member of the program ShortFilmCorner the 66th Cannes Film Festival. One of the main roles in the film played a famous young actor Azamat Nigmanov (Best Actor at the 23rd festival "Kinotavr" for the movie "Convoy", filmmaker Aleksei Mizgiryov). From 2012 to 2013, executive producer of the film documentary project "Muslims are proud of Russia". The project is aimed at real-world examples to show that there is no conflict between the terms "Muslim" and  Russian patriot. In 2013, the executive producer of the film "And we love life" about the life of the blockade of Gaza, Palestina made «ART FILM» and «TVOROG Media Group» with the participation of Prime Minister of the Gaza Ismail Haniyeh, directed by Abdulla Issa. This unusual pattern is somewhere between fiction and documentary films: within invented scenario shows the real heroes and stories, filmed real-life situations and emotions of the people who survived the terrible tragedy.