Roman Baskin, a celebrated and accomplished Estonian actor and stage director, entered this world on December 25, 1954, and, unfortunately, his mortal journey came to an end on September 13, 2018. The seed of his remarkable talent was sown by his parents, Eino Baskin and Ita Ever, who fostered in him a profound appreciation and enthusiasm for the world of performing arts from a very young age.
Noted thespian, Baskin, has made a profound impact on the entertainment industry, demonstrating his extraordinary acting abilities in a diverse range of productions. His extensive filmography boasts a plethora of critically acclaimed performances, including his standout roles in Lotte from Gadgetville, 186 Kilometres, Letters to Angel, The Idiot, and Free Range: Ballad on Approving of the World.
Beyond his impressive on-screen presence, Baskin has also ventured into the realm of stage direction, helming the critically acclaimed stage play, Peace Street, in 1991. Additionally, he has lent his expertise to television, directing the highly acclaimed television film adaptation of Visit of an Old Lady in 2006.
Noted cinematic visionary, Baskin, received the esteemed Order of the White Star, a prestigious award of great distinction, in the year 2018, in recognition of his remarkable and far-reaching contributions to the world of film, which have left an indelible mark on the industry and its many enthusiasts.
