The authenticity of Alexander Mitty's wealth and the inheritance of his filmmaking empire: a fact-checking inquiry.
Renowned Russian film director Alexander Naumovich Mitta, who passed away at the age of 92 in a hospital, will be laid to rest next to his wife Lilya Moiseyevna Mayorova, who passed away three years ago. Mitta's only heir, his 62-year-old son Eugene Mitta, a successful artist, gallerist, and producer, will inherit his legacy.
Eugene Mitta, who is the first-line heir, has two children - a 23-year-old daughter, Eva, and a 20-year-old son, Alexander. Mitta's apartment in Moscow, near the Belorusskaya metro station on Malaya Gruzinskaya Street, is one of the assets left behind. Similar apartments of 53 sq m are currently priced from 30 million rubles.
Mitta's creative business, "Alexander Mitta's Film School," is not legally connected to him. However, the school, founded and directed by Gennady Ivanov, a student of Mitta, will continue its activities after his passing. Gennady Ivanov, who opened the school with Mitta and continues to teach there, consulting and inspiring, has developed an author's program "producing and directing short films" at the school.
In memory of Mitta, Channel One is airing the multi-part film "Border. Taiga Romance," one of his notable works. Mitta, who is not considered to have had great wealth, also left a dacha 25 km from the MKAD, which is priced around 10 million rubles.
After Mayorova's passing, Mitta's health and morale declined significantly. Despite the loss, Mitta continued to make significant contributions to Russian cinema. His passing has left a void in the Russian film industry, but his legacy lives on through his works and the students he inspired, including Gennady Ivanov and his film school.
The farewell ceremony for director Alexander Mitta will take place on July 17 at the Central House of Writers from 12:00 to 14:00. The family, who lived harmoniously, has stated that there will be no inheritance disputes in six months. Mitta's life and career serve as a testament to his passion for art and his commitment to cinema, leaving a lasting impact on Russian cinema and its future generations.
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Eva and Alexander, children of Eugene Mitta, might express an interest in the entertainment industry, following in their grandfather Alexander Naumovich Mitta's footsteps, given his acclaimed career as a film director. In the years to come, the school founded by Gennady Ivanov, a student of Mitta, could become a hub for nurturing celebrities with the potential to join the ranks of Russian cinema's renowned figures.
