Mark Eidelshtein
2002 (24 года)Mark has a younger brother, Matvey, and his mother, Olesya Valeryevna, teaches stage speech at a theater school. In 2018, he became a finalist in the national youth reading competition "Living Classics" and received advice to attend a theater university from GITIS dean Taras Belousov.
After graduating from school externally in 2019, Mark enrolled in the Moscow Art Theater School and graduated in 2023. In 2021, he appeared in the anthology "Sixteen+" and made his feature film debut in the dramedy "First Snow."
In 2022, he played a leading role in the series "Monastery," and in 2023, he portrayed Kolya Gerasimov in the film "A Hundred Years Ahead." He also began filming the biographical movie "Showcase Specimen," where he plays a young Grigory Perelman.
In 2024, Mark starred in the film "Anora," directed by American filmmaker Sean Baker, which won the "Palme d'Or" at the 77th Cannes Film Festival.
Anora
Sean Baker
Mikey Madison, Mark Eidelshtein
Anora "Ani" Mikheeva, a young Russian-speaking stripper from Brighton Beach, works at an upscale Manhattan club. Discontent with her life, she meets Vanya Zakharov, the reckless son of a wealthy Russian oligarch, when her boss introduces them due to their shared Russian language. Vanya, more interested in partying than studying, quickly becomes captivated by Ani, hiring her for companionship and eventually convincing her to pose as his girlfriend. The two embark on a whirlwind relationship that leads to a spontaneous Vegas wedding, but Vanya’s motivations are soon questioned as he hopes the marriage will secure him a green card to avoid returning to Russia. Ani, torn between wanting a real partnership and dealing with Vanya's immaturity, is confronted by Vanya’s disapproving parents. They seek to annul the marriage and bring Vanya home, using every tactic to split them up. Ani and Vanya’s relationship strains as they face family pressures and Vanya’s inability to take responsibility. Ultimately, Ani realizes the dysfunction in Vanya’s family and finds her own path, navigating betrayal, difficult truths, and a bittersweet self-discovery along the way.
Anora
