Rinat Khismatouline

Khismatouline's screen career didn't really surface in traceable international records until the mid-2010s, though his theatrical training in Moscow — and his eventual move to Rome — clearly laid groundwork for the kind of multilingual, cross-border work he'd go on to do. His earliest documented film role on record is in *La foresta di ghiaccio* (2014), where he played a character named Laslo, an Italian-language production that signaled the direction his career would take: rooted in Italian cinema, but not confined to it. The year 2016 brought *Italian Race*, in which he appeared as Team Manager — the film that, at 88% on Rotten Tomatoes, remains his best-reviewed credit (Rotten Tomatoes). A year later came *Brutti e cattivi* (2017), a crime-comedy in which he played Borush; critics weren't kind (17% on Rotten Tomatoes), though that kind of swing is something working character actors don't always get to avoid. Then *All the Devil's Men* in 2018, an English-language action thriller where he played Ivan — a sign that he's not exclusively working within Italian productions and can move between European and American projects, which aligns with what his TMDB profile describes as his working relationship with both European and American film and TV outfits (TMDB). More recent credits include *La mia banda suona il pop* (2020), *Dreams Live in Trees* (2022), and *A Very Venice Romance* (2023), which suggests a steady if not splashy output — a character actor's rhythm. Hard to say if any single role has broken him into wider mainstream visibility, but the consistency across nearly a decade of credits tells its own story. No major awards are currently documented in public sources.