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FILMS ABOUT OUR IMMIGRATION |
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MISSION |
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The goal of the BOSFILM organization is to produce and
show films about the Russian immigration to America. Throughout the last several
decades, hundreds of thousands of Russian speaking peoples emigrated
from the Soviet Union, and later, from the newly formed independent countries of
the former USSR to America.
Many of these peoples lead a complex life prior to emigration. They warred, suffered from anti-Semitism, Stalinism, countrywide stupidity and endured many other hardships. At the same time, Russian emigrants were raised with the great traditions of Russian culture and are highly educated individuals. Russian immigration in America is the junction of two cultures, two means of life. It is an alloy of Western civilization and Russian culture. The experiences of these people are of colossal interest and importance to history. The language of cinematography, unlike any another, is capable of immortalizing these people and their extraordinary fates. We
welcome volunteers to participate in our projects.100% of
our profit if it occurs goes for our new productions.
Support our projects! - Michael Brusilovsky, founder of BOSFILM |
In more details about the films |
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Price For Glory |
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Film chronicle |
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MARCH 6 - 9, 2008 PRICE OF THE GLORY
February 15, 2008 Alla Denisenko passwed away. Alla played a part in our film Affittare Appartamento.
July 8, 2007. American premiere of Ugly Swans in a movie program "Strugatskys Brothers and Movies"
Ôèëüì WE LOVE ISRAEL (Bosfilm, 2006) âûïóùåí íà DVD.
Film We Love Israel is available on DVD.
December
2006
(Bosfilm, 2006) was screened on
May 7in Village East Cinemas, Manhattan, NY during New York
International Independent Film and Video Festival. We
consider our film a political and artistic response to Palestinian film
"Paradise now" which
won both Golden Globe and Independent Spirit Awards in 2006 and was
nominated for Oscar. NYIIFVF is the largest independent film
festival in the world.
Special thanks to CJP for supporting Bosfilm in promoting WE LOVE ISRAEL at NYIIFVF.
Film
Press
about a program "Israel. Three films about love". Ãàçåòà
"Jewish Advocate" published an interview with Michael Brusilovsky,
director of We love Israel -
Jewish
Russian Telegraph -
ISRAEL. THREE FILMS ABOUT LOVE Pavel and
Lyalya (Jerusalem Romance) 782, Under
Further Notice We Love Israel
The
film On May 14 2005 Bosfilm producers, actors, screenwriters and friends all who help up to produce our movies celebrated 5 years birthday of the studio on the ship "Odyssey.". Festival of specially created short films was shown during the celebration.
On
January 15th, 2004, the film
Bosfilm will soon release a compilation of footage and interviews which includes the unveiling of the Harvard Square memorial dedicated to the puppeteer of Cambridge; Igor Fokin, the presentation of a book dedicated to Russian immigrant and philanthropist Margaret Freeman-Zarudny, as well as an art show featuring the works of sculptor Konstantine Simuna etc. "Day Care
Graduation Ceremony" - a film documenting the graduation ceremony of
the "American-European Child Care Center", which took place on the
1st of June 2003. 50 min.
Materials
not included in the film "It's
simply KVN" due to time constraint: Watch or download to
your computer) On November 17, 2002 the
premier of the full-length documentary film "simply
command KVN" took place at West Newton Cinemas at 12 and 2 pm.
Work is begun on the new feature film with the working name "Scar". The premier of the film
"Puppeteer
of Caimbridge: the epilogue" and film- announcement "Its
simply KVN" took place on March 3rd 2002, at
the West Newton Cinema. BOSFIL'M sponsored and made possibe the production of the film in memory of Peter Goodrich, who was tragically killed on September 11th 2001, at the age of 33 years on board United Airlines flight 175, which flew into the World Trade Center in New York city. This film premiered on September 28th 2001 at the Kresge Auditorium of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) during the memorial service in Peter's memory . The premier of the films " Puppeteer from Cambridge" and "Affittare Appartamento" took place on July 22nd 2001, at West Newton Cinema. |
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Interesting Facts |
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One of the telephone companies of Boston created a telephone card titled "EuroMAMA" wich pictured the heroine of film "Affittare Appartamento" - an Italian housewife with many children. Alla Denisenko, who played the woman in the movie, agreed to pose in character for this card. |
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Press about a program "Israel. Three films about love". "
Jewish
Russian Telegraph -
Jewish Advocate" published an interview with Michael Brusilovsky, director of "We love Israel" -
Russian Jewish Telegraph published
Interview with creators of "We love Israel" Marina Gorelik, Boris Furman and Michael Brusilovsky in
June 1, 2005 NewtonTAB published an article about winners of the NewTV 2005 competition . Website RussianCommunity published an article about "Affittare Appartamento" . Thursday May 19, 2005 our film "Affittare Appartamento" received four Awards at NewTV Red Carper Award Ceremony 2005, broadcasted live. The March 2003 edition of CONTACT, a Russian Newspaper, featured an article titled "Just five pages from the life of emigrants" written by Tatiana Fineberg, about the motion picture studio Bosfilm.
The 80th (May 2004) edition of Russian Bulletin, featured an article titled "Portrait in the interior of time" written by Euginia Pavlovsky, about the screening of "Pravate Chronicals. Monologue."
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Please email your comments, suggestions or ideas to a d m i n @ b o s f i l m . o r g BOSFILM reserves the right to not respond to screenplays which we feel are not in line with our objectives. |
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New
Year Comedy Show 2006, played on New Year's Eve 2006 in Boston Actor's
studio in Russian, 22 min. 
On
June 20, 2004, the Russian community of Boston organized a march and rally
called "Boston for Israel." Despite many
On April 29th,
2004 the West
Newton Cinema was hosting Red
Shift,
a New York festival
celebrating the best in Russian-American cinematography. The festival
includes films such as "Video Log"
a film about Komar and Melamide directed by A. and D. Bloomis,
"Stalin's Wife" directed by Slava Tsukerman as well as other short
films and cartoons. This festival has received critical acclaim on the
New York circuit and we were delighted to have the opportunity to show it in
Boston. Guests from New York director of the Red Shift festival Yuriy
Gavrilenko, moviemakers Darya Zhuk and Dmitry Rozin to introduce their
works. This program was cosponsored by NewtonTAB and Arca.
