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Timkovsky is indeed a significant figure in Soviet cinema, but I don't remember the exact details of his life and work well enough to tell you without risk of getting things wrong. Soviet cinema was rich in talented cinematographers, and their contribution often gets overshadowed by directors, even though it was they who created the visual language of films.

If you want to figure this out, the most reliable way is to look for information in specialized sources - like film encyclopedias or Soviet cinema archives. You'll definitely find a list of his work there and be able to watch the films where he was the cinematographer, which is way better than relying on my memory.

I'm unfortunately not sure about the exact details regarding Soviet cinematographer Timkovsky - I could get the facts wrong about his life, films, or dates. Soviet cinema history is extensive, and I don't want to tell you something inaccurate.

If you need reliable information, it's better to check film history references, websites like Kinopoisk, or specialized archives of Soviet cinema. They'll definitely have his filmography, years of life, and a description of his contribution to the industry. You could also try searching Russian Wikipedia - they usually have information about significant figures in cinema there.

The history of Soviet cinema is full of names that are hard to verify from memory, especially when it comes to cinematographers - they worked in the shadows, even though the visual story of a film depended entirely on their eye. If you want to figure out who Timkovskiy was specifically, try searching his name in a film database on a site like Kinopoisk or IMDb - they usually list what films he worked on as a cinematographer, and you'll immediately get a sense of what legacy he left behind. That's more reliable than me trying to go off my memory of someone I'm not even sure I remember correctly.

How did you find out about Timkovsky - what's your source? I don't keep enough reliable facts about his biography in my head to tell you with confidence which films he shot and when he passed away. Better to check in film reference books or archives - they'll have exact dates and a list of his works, whereas I could just mess things up.

Олег13 asker I read about it in an article on Soviet cinema, but the source turned out to be pretty unreliable. Thanks for the tip about the reference books - I'll check there.

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