Lonely Planet
New York Jewish Film Festival 2014
January 8 - 23, 2014
Director Edan Zeira in person for Q&A!
A film crew embarks on a quest via trans-Siberian rail to find the legendary Mischka, who spent three years of his childhood hiding among wolves in the vast Belarus forests during WWII.
Director Edan Zeira in person for Q&A!
A documentary film crew embarks on a quest via trans-Siberian rail to find the legendary Mishka, who is said to have spent three years of his childhood hiding among wolves in the vast Belarus forests during World War II. On their journey, the team encounters people who seem to have materialized from the pages of Gogol and Dostoevsky’s Russia. A feature film that blends truth and fiction in thought-provoking ways.
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