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Fragments of a Correspondence With My Father ![]() A personal video tracing the filmmaker's video correspondence with his 74-year-old father, the former editor-in-chief of a major Ukrainian film studio. ![]() ![]() Selected Works Film Orange Winter (2007)
Kostya & Mouse (2006) Vasya (2002) Six Days of New York (2001) Letters from America (1998-2001, television series) Two (1992) Interpretation of Dreams (1990) Registration (1988) Accomplishments Orange Winter received the Juror's Choice Selection (1st prize) at the 27th Annual Black Maria Film Festival in February 2008.
Orange Winter was released on DVD, available nationwide, in November 2007. Orange Winter received a Special Mention Award at the Punto De Vista International Documentary Film Festival of Navarra, Spain - March 2007 Kostya and Mouse premiered at International Film Festival "Flahertiana-2006" in Perm, Russia, in May 2006 and received a jury award at the Human Rights Film Festival in Moscow in December 2006. Vasya was selected for a special program at the Moscow International Film Festival in July 2003, and it was released on DVD in 2005. Screenings: Lincoln Center, New York, New Directors/New Films, New York; Museum of Modern Art, New York; and San Francisco Jewish Film Festival Best Short, Ekaterinburg, Russia, 1992 Secretary, Ukrainian Filmmaker Union, 1990-1992 Grand-Prix, Voronehz, Russia, 1990 Education 1979 MFA, Kiev State Institute of the Arts, Ukraine Web Site News April, May, June 2008 Andrei Zagdansky’s
Orange Winter
was awarded a Jury's Choice First Prize and Audience Choice Selection
by the 27th
Black Maria Film Festival,
and was included in the festival's nationwide tour. This lyrical
documentary charts the peaceful revolution in the Ukraine that
developed after the fall of the USSR. January, February, March 2008
Andrei Zagdansky’s Orange Winter
was awarded a Jury's Choice
First Prize and Audience Choice Selection by the Black
Maria Film
Festival, and is included in the festival's nationwide tour.
This lyrical documentary charts the peaceful revolution in
the Ukraine that developed after the fall of the USSR. July, August, September 2007 Andrei Zagdanskys lyrical documentary Orange Winter, about the peaceful revolution in the Ukraine after the fall of the USSR, was shown in San Franciscos DocFest in September. Interview What do you do when you get stuck? I get mad. Then I jog, read, watch movies and make love. I find these four forms of human activities the most creatively stimulating. It might take a day or two, or, as Ive realized recently, years of jogging/reading/movie-watching and love-making to get through. |
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