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KIMIDGI ODtON in con.uiKthn with SOVEXPORT FILMS presents W / / MHHfIQHMN ■BHIJEflwWfil Matching the perfection of the Russian I stage attractions! Six superb films, each I one specially selected to demonstrate the I limitless talent of acting, direction and I scope of the Russian Cinema. SIX DAY SEASON CHANGE OF PROGRAMME DAILY 4 NEW ZEALAND PREMIERES TWO REQUESTED RETURNS GALA OPENING I FRIDAY WITH PERSONAL APPEARANCES BY > MARGARITA I VOLODINA ' Leading Russian I Actress and Star of ■ wBT Iwv the opening festi- I val presentation B “AN OPTIMISTIC I ; TRAGEDY". | ELIER ISHMUKHAMEDOV One of Russia's bold young Directors I whose work can be seen In the festival ■ selection "SWEETHEARTS". SAMSON SAMSONOV Director Samson Samsonov of "Optimistic I Tragedy", the opening festival presenta- ■ tion, and husband of Margarita Volodina. P ■■■ GQEZSBH N.Z. PREMIERE | fOrnl optimistic I I TRAGEDY” I I kmHHH I I Starring Stargartta VaMina. Directed Sy Samaan ■ ■ Samsonov. The thrilling (tory to a detachment to B ■ sailers led by a Woman Cemmteear. Superb battle ■ |ESHE333I N.Z. PREMIERE ] ‘Sweethearts’ I J (g) I ■ Director Eller Ishmukhamadw. * deeyly preblng end B B beautiful atery at boya end giria entering the warld ■ B of complex human reiattonshipa. A etunning motion ■ ■ picture acclaimed throughout the world. ■ ? I »TA'M nx raaiiEßEi M“THE 6th. I OF JULY” I col ■ Two days tn hlatery. My Wh and 7th, ISIS, Twa days ■ a Of counter revolution and Wood when the gonlua at B 3 one man wae revealed. A man wheae faith In victory B turned the earner the men Unlnl FtESHMI N.z. premiere"! L £ = d I * "ton living through a crisis, confronted with the ■ 3 need for new answers. now methode Io deol with B ■ ?,n P .m, “* M '* * J| Wi; V] J.I I "eturneo by ■B4P*4 b I »4 */-> ■ PUBLIC DEMAND ■ I “THE I 4ls t” H The story of love that grew from hatred —of a girl J * nd **• m,n * h * «ught te kill. A stirring story ■ » eWXT&d 51 ** ” 1 ■ C " ■ I ¥ T TTWM ret urned by 1 11 ■ L"J >1 PUBLIC DEMAND H“THE cranes ARE FLYING” (Y) Cannes Festival Grand Prix Winner I The story of a love affair and df four years of war. ■ Of a young girl who loves eno man but marries anjj other. A superb example of Russian film making screened in 97 countries of the world. ■ SCREENING I -1 WAwWIPI NIGHTLY at 8 I RESERVE AT THEATRE £