LOSHAK ANDREY BORISOVYCH
Born November 20, 1972 in Moscow.
Russian journalist, reporter, author and director of television documentaries.
Graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University (MSU). As a fourth-year student, in 1995 he joined the NTV channel as an administrator of Leonid Parfenov's famous project "The other day - non-political news for the week." When the program was closed, he became the editor-in-chief of the popular talk show About It.
Screenwriter of the multi-part documentary series "Russian Empire".
In 2000 he became one of the creators of the cycle
"Profession-reporter" on the NTV channel.
Journalist and correspondent for the information service of the NTV channel.
PRIZES AND AWARDS
Winner of the "Teffi" award in 2003 in the nomination "Best TV Reporter".
GQ Man of the Year 2005.
In 2010, he became a laureate of the "Rain Man" award, presented by the Silver Rain radio station, "for the actualization of the protest against Nazism in modern society"
From March to June 2022, he directed his documentary Broken Links in Russia, for which he interviewed Russians. He left Russia before the end of filming, which he finished by videoconference. The film has never been shown in Russia, but is circulating on a YouTube video.
