Film Screening KARAGANDA and THIEF IN LAW by Max Weissberg
Written on Apr, 29 2016 03:57 Event's date: Thursday, May 19, 2016
Thursday, May 19, 7pm Saint Petersburg Global Trade House 261 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10016 KARAGANDA and THIEF IN LAW by Max Weissberg Short films, USA, in Russian with English subtitles
Following the screening, a Q & A with Max Weissberg will be conducted in Russian Wine and appetizers will be served. The event is free KARAGANDA, produced in Los Angeles at the American Film Institute, is about a prisoner in a 1950s Soviet prison camp on a mission to find his wife. The film has screened in 26 film festivals in 13 countries, earning 5 awards. The film is part of a feature trilogy that Max Weissberg is presently planning. For more information, please visit: www.karagandafilm.com and www.ruskniga.com. Director Max Weissberg began his career at Lenfilm Studios in St. Petersburg, Russia. His work has screened at the Tribeca Film Festival, SXSW, Hulu, and the Sundance Channel, among other places. He speaks fluent Russian and attended Herzen University in St. Petersburg, Russia. His website is: www.luftmenschfilms.com. For more information: max@luftmenschfilms.com
ARTIST REGISTRY - RACC Online Exhibition Series RACC Series of online presentations of art created by emerging and mid-career artists: Dmitry Borshch Exiled from Truth and Iconography Drawings by RACC artist Dmitry Borshch and an excerpt from his interview with philosopher Patrick Maynard http://www.russianamericanculture.com/galleries/virtual-exhibitions/exiled-from-truth-and-iconography; http://www.russianamericanculture.com/galleries/emerging-artists/dmitry-borshch;
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