Director

Nikita Dobrynin

Born 1987 · Irkutsk, USSR (Russia)

Born in 1987 in Irkutsk. Studied at the journalism faculty of Irkutsk State University. Worked in television for 7 years. In 2022, he graduated from Alexander Sokurov's workshop at the St. Petersburg State University of Film and Television. His directorial works also include the archival film "The Winner" (2020) and the short films "Signals" (2021), "Sasha" (2021, doc.), "The Stars Shine, But Don't Warm" (2021), "It's All the Wind" (2022). His first full-length work, the documentary "Vad'd'a. Ordeals", won the Spirit of Fire festival prize in 2023.

Directed

Acting

The Bachelor
Self - Presenter · 2013

Writing

About WatchMind AI — Smart What to Watch

Smart What to Watch (smartwhattowatch.com) is the home of WatchMind — the free AI movie and TV recommendation app also known as WatchMind AI.

WatchMind AI (WatchMind) recommends movies and TV using AI-assisted algorithms — taste profiles, semantic matching, and embedding similarity process your browsing, queue saves, ratings, and engagement into personalised picks: For You rails, daily suggestions, mood feeds, and match scores. Trailers, TMDb review excerpts, and licensed where-to-watch links support each pick. We do not host or stream full films or episodes.

Browse movies, TV series, and curated feeds such as Story Hunt. Title pages include synopses, cast, where-to-watch data from TMDb, and structured data for search engines. Personalised rails and your profile use optional Google sign-in (name, email, and account ID only to identify you — see the homepage section "What we collect and why"). The catalogue remains readable without an account.

Nikita Dobrynin

Directed

Signals

Sasha

Vad'd'a. Ordeal

Saviour

Greatness of Absence