My Father Evgeni
New York Jewish Film Festival 2012
January 11 - 26, 2012
Director Andrei Zagdansky in person!
Andrei Zagdansky (Interpretation of Dreams, NYJFF 1992) returns to the NYJFF with a moving portrait of his father, who was editor-in-chief of the Kiev Popular Science Film Studio. Director Andrei Zagdansky in person at January 17 show!
PRECEDED BY: Three Promises (Edward Serotta, 2011)
Director Andrei Zagdansky in person!
Tue Jan 17: 9:00 pm Francesca Beale Theater. Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center, south side of West 65th St between Broadway & Amsterdam Ave
Wed Jan 18: 3:30 pm Walter Reade Theater, north side of West 65th St between Broadway & Amsterdam Ave
Andrei Zagdansky (Interpretation of Dreams, NYJFF 1992) returns to the NYJFF with a moving portrait of his father, who was editor-in-chief of the Kiev Popular Science Film Studio. Father and son worked in the same studio for 11 years, until Andrei immigrated to New York with his family. Evgeni’s letters to Andrei and Andrei’s narrative of his father’s life intertwine, creating a portrait of the man and a particular moment in Soviet culture.
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Three Promises | Edward Serotta |
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