Natasha
Mark Berman is the son of Russian immigrants and a typical teenager: hormone-fueled, mischievous, and prone to slacking. One fateful summer, he falls for his uncle’s fiancée’s daughter, Natasha, and a forbidden summer romance begins. Based on the director’s award-winning book Natasha and Other Stories.
Q&A with David Bezmozgis at Jan 14 screening.
Q&A with David Bezmozgis and actress Sasha Gordon at Jan 16 screening.
Mark Berman is the son of Russian immigrants and a typical teenager: hormone-fueled, mischievous, and prone to slacking. One fateful summer, his uncle’s Russian fiancée moves to Canada with her daughter, Natasha, and Mark is tasked with introducing her to the new neighborhood. Before long, the two teenagers fall for each other and a forbidden summer romance begins. Mark learns of Natasha’s troubled and promiscuous life in Moscow, and together they build a web of secrecy that ultimately leads to tragedy. Adapted from the director David Bezmozgis’s award-winning book Natasha and Other Stories.
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