Vitaly Boguslavsky, director of the film "Moscow does not believe in Tears," has died.

Vitaly Boguslavsky, director of the Soviet film "Moscow does not Believe in Tears," has died. This was announced on April 12 by ballerina and Honored Artist of Russia Anastasia Vinokur.

"Today, our Oscar—winning family friend, director of the film "Moscow does not believe in Tears" Vitaly Boguslavsky left us," the ballerina said in a message on the Instagram social network (owned by Meta, whose activities are recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation).

She also posted an old photo of her father, Soviet and Russian entertainer and comedian Vladimir Vinokur, standing with Boguslavsky. In addition, the director's son Alexander shared several photos of his father together with director Karen Shakhnazarov and singer Lev Leshchenko.

Boguslavsky was also the director of the films Fox Hunt (1980), Retaliatory Move (1981) and many others.