📉Дебютный фильм Маруси Фоминой покажут в Калифорнии
Черно-белая драма «СЛОН» рассказывает о последнем свидании жены с заключенным Соловецкого лагеря особого назначения. Мировая премьера фильма состоится на следующей неделе на Cinequest Film Festival в Калифорнии (11—23 марта, Сан-Хосе).
Это первый фильм Маруси Фоминой, где она выступает как режиссер. #пространство_кино
📉Дебютный фильм Маруси Фоминой покажут в Калифорнии
Черно-белая драма «СЛОН» рассказывает о последнем свидании жены с заключенным Соловецкого лагеря особого назначения. Мировая премьера фильма состоится на следующей неделе на Cinequest Film Festival в Калифорнии (11—23 марта, Сан-Хосе).
Это первый фильм Маруси Фоминой, где она выступает как режиссер. #пространство_кино
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