TV-presenter and writer Andrei Maximov about how art of Alexander Mitta shows us the world through the eyes of Marc Chagall. Language of the article: russian
Rossiyskaya Gazeta
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“Part docu-drama, part fantasy, the film is largely based on the life of Marc Chagall, widely considered the greatest Jewish artist of the 20th Century” — Curt Schleier, The Forward.
VIMOOZ: After having screened at numerous international film festivals including Palm Springs, Montreal, Haifa, Moscow, Busan, and LA Jewish Film Festival, the Russian film CHAGALL-MALEVICH, directed by Alexander Mitta finally sets a U.S. theatrical release date. CHAGALL-MALEVICH will open at Cinema Village in New York on June 12 and at Laemmle Music Hall in Beverly Hills and at Town Center 5 in Encino, CA on June 19.