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Ilya Naishuller

Ilya Naishuller

Russian director and actor

Nationality
Russia
Years active
2015–2025

Known for

Biography

Ilya Naishuller is a inusual director with a diffrent type of shooting. It's known primarily for his work as music director, he decided to put fully into the world of cinema with his debut 'Hardcore' in what is a futuristic action thriller in person.

With her previous video 'Bad Motherfucker' became a viral phenomenon on YouTube with over 20 million visits. using the same method in the first person through the mask GoPro cameras.

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Their career in figures

The earliest credit MovieNCo has for Ilya Naishuller is Hardcore Henry (2015); in all, 3 films over 10 years. They have worked as actor in 3, director in 3, writer in 1, producer in 1 and composer in 1. Their title most voted by MovieNCo readers is Nobody (2020), with 13 votes. Their busiest decade is the 2020s, with 2 titles. The person they have worked with most is Sharlto Copley, on 2 films, among them Hardcore Henry and Heads of State.

Latest work

Full filmography (3)
  1. 2025

    Heads of State

    Polish Cop · Director

    Where to watch
    7.5
  2. 2020

    Nobody

    Hitman Anatoly · Director

    Where to watch
    6.9
  3. 2015

    Hardcore Henry

    Tim, Timothy · Director · Writer · Producer · Composer

    Where to watch
    6.6

Where to watch Ilya Naishuller

Their films and TV shows you can watch now in the UK, and where.

  1. 2020

    Nobody

    Hitman Anatoly · Director

    Where to watch
    6.9
  2. 2015

    Hardcore Henry

    Tim, Timothy · Director · Writer · Producer · Composer

    Where to watch
    6.6
  3. 2025

    Heads of State

    Polish Cop · Director

    Where to watch
    7.5

Availability checked on 9 November 2026.

Has worked with

Questions about Ilya Naishuller

How many films and TV shows has Ilya Naishuller been in?

MovieNCo lists 3 films for Ilya Naishuller, from Hardcore Henry (2015) to Heads of State (2025).

Page reviewed on 15 September 2015.

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