very short notice

[janya.livejournal.com]

Today, Wednesday May 29, at 6.30 pm, Mr. Paul Mazursky will attend
the screening of his celebrated MOSCOW ON THE
HUDSON (Robin Williams, Saveliy Kramarov) at
NYU's Cantor Film Center (36 East 8th Street).
After the screening, Mr. Mazursky will be
discussing the film and his
work in general with the audience.
Paul Mazursky is one of America's most
respected and admired filmmakers.

He began his glorious film career in 1953 when
he was cast by
25-year-old Stanley Kubrick in Kubrick's very
first film FEAR AND
DESIRE. Then he was a comedian in New York
clubs, an actor, a
screenwriter, and finally, a filmmaker in his
own right, directing
Natalie Wood and Art Carney, Woody Allen and
Bette Midler, Nick Nolte
and Federico Fellini himself. He made film
history with BOB & CAROL &
TED & ALICE and HARRY AND TONTO, ENEMIES, A
LOVE STORY and MOSCOW ON THE
HUDSON, SCENES FROM A MALL and DOWN AND OUT IN
BEVERLEY HILLS. You may
find more information about Mr. Mazursky at
http://us.imdb.com/Name?Mazursky,+Paul


Tickets for students and senior citizens:
$7.00; general admission: $12.00; kids from 8 to 17 are
invited free of charge.
Tickets are available on-line at:
http://www.ticketweb.com/user/region=nyc&query=schedule&attract=53773
Tickets will be also available at Cantor
Center's box office on the day of the show at 6 pm.