Дмитрий Дьяченко (Dmitriy Dyachenko)

Russian director and screenwriter, working in cinema, television, and theater. He is best known for the films *Radio Day* and *What Men Talk About*.

He completed directing courses at the VIPPK in the workshops of Nikolay Burlyayev and Boris Plotnikov, which led to his career as a film and television director.

He graduated from the Voronezh State Institute of Arts in 1989.

He worked as a director at the "Dakart" production center (1995–1998), on the AST television channel (1997–1999), as a stage director at "Business-Video" and "Video Communications" (1999–2002), and as a documentary director at the STF Unit production center (2003–2004). In 2005, he served as the stage director for the video design of the play *Faster than Rabbits* at the "Quartet I" theater. Also in 2005, he directed three episodes of the series *Kulagin and Partners*, and in 2006, he worked on a documentary film for the play *America-2* at the Sovremennik Theater.

In 2008, Dmitry Dyachenko's new film *Radio Day* was released, starring the actors of "Quartet I." In 2010, he released another film with the same cast, *What Men Talk About*, and in 2011, he directed its sequel.