Full Description
Acclaimed Russian director Victor Kossakovsky poetically records a poignant love story. Pavel Kogan and Ludmila Stanukinas were filmmakers and professors at Saint Petersburg’s world-famous film academy. When Pavel fell ill in 1992, Ludmila took him to Israel to live out his days. The two were Kossakovsky’s teachers and he visited them with a film crew five years later. Sensuous, real-time shots of Ludmila combing her long white hair dazzlingly reveal a beauty that defies grief and old age.
Filmmaker Bio(s)
Born in 1961, Director Victor Kossakovsky worked at the Leningrad Documentary Studios (LENDOC) as a camera assistant, assistant director, and graduated as a film director.
FILMOGRAPHY
Losev, 1990.
The Other Day, 1991.
The Belovs, 1993.
Wednesday 19.07.61, 1995
