The Novgorod Spaceship
Andrei Rozen
Trailer
Like an alien vessel left on the shores of the Volkhov River, the building which is host to the Dostoyevsky Academic Drama Theatre is within one kilometer of the walls of the famous Kremlin in Novgorod, Russia. Erected during the last years of the Soviet regime, this symbol of modern architecture has for many decades mocked the ancestral heritage of the city, as well as the mediocre tastes of its population. This light and humorous film retells the tale of a strange theater’s survival and fall, however slow but obvious, to the hands of bureaucrats. A glaring metaphor for Russian society, this rich piece is punctuated by footage and collages relating an important cultural issue.
Also presented:
36th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2018)
36th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2018)
| Director | Andrei Rozen |
| Cinematographer | Andrei Rozen |
Image tirée du film The Novgorod Spaceship // Image from the film The Novgorod Spaceship
Image tirée du film The Novgorod Spaceship // Image from the film The Novgorod Spaceship
Affiche du film // Film’s poster
Production
Andrei Rozen
Graduated from American Film Institute, Andrei Rozen co-directed the documentary Bums’ Paradise. He also edited Jesse’s Gone, the Golden Spire Award at the San Francisco International Film Festival. From 2002 to 2007, Andrei lived in Moscow where he worked as an assignment photographer for magazines such as Vogue. Presently, Andrei Rozen lives in California where he runs a commercial photography studio and works on his documentary projects.
Bums’ Paradise (2003).
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