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My Crystal by Oksana Kazmina at Open City Documentary Festival
June 18, 2015 @ 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
$8.00WHEN:
Thursday, 18 June 2015 from 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM
WHERE:
GRAD: Gallery for Russian Arts and Design
3-4A Little Portland Street, W1W 7JB London
TICKETS:
£8.00 book on eventbride
My Crystal
Oksana Kazmina / 2014 / Ukraine / 15”
Open City Doc Festival presents a short film My Crystal by Oksana Kazmina as part of screening of Together by Denis Shabaev. Oksana Kazmina won the Grand Prix at MyStreetFilmsUkraine with her work “My Crystal” and is representing Ukraine at the Open City Doc Festival in London.
Oksana Kazmina, a young promosing independent director, started shooting documentary and short films in 2010. Graduated MAPA (Moving Academy for the Performing Arts), Netherlands. Participated in film festivals like “New York Filmfestival” (2012), “Beogradski festival dokumentarnog i kratkometražnog filma” (2012), “Open Night” (2011), “Odessa International Film Festival”
Open City Documentary Festival creates an open space in London to nurture and champion the art of creative documentary and non-fiction film makers. The festival takes place over six days (16th-21st June 2015) in venues across London.
Watch Oksana’s short film “Zlo” (Sova) on you tube
To attend the screening of Oksana’s film, you should buy a ticket for the film Together.
Together
Denis Shabaev / 2014 / Russia / 52”
Thur 18 June / 19:30 / GRAD
“Why can’t you run away from yourself?” nine-year-old Anna asks her father, the filmmaker, as they set out on a road journey that will take them from Russia through Germany to Scandinavia. Rest stops, playgrounds, motel rooms, highways by day and by night – eating, sleeping, playing, cuddling – the two film each other incessantly. Interspersed with an occasional song from Radiohead, recurring fragments of philosophical conversations, hints at the mother’s illness. Where is the journey leading them? Father and daughter don’t quite seem to know themselves. And little Anna still has to make a difficult decision… Located somewhere between diary and experimental film, Shabaev’s debut film provides a warm and humorous look into the complicated and magical world of a child.
Full details can be found at www.opencitylondon.com