June 4: 80 Million. Poland, 2011
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June 6: Music. Slovakia, 2007
19

June 11: What is a Man Without a Moustache? Croatia, 2005
21

June 13: Disco and Atomic War. Estonia, 2009
17

June 18: The Shoe. Latvia, 1998
26

June 20: Before Flying Back to Earth. Lithuania, 2005
22

June 25: Divided We Fall. Czech Republic, 2000
26

June 27: Tamas and Juli. Hungary, 1997
26

July 2: LOVE.NET. Bulgaria, 2011
12

July 9: G.O.R.A. Turkey, 2004
20

June 5: Mimino. Dir. Georgii Danelia, 1977
57

June 12: Amphibian Man. Dirs. Kazanskii and Chebotarev, 1961
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June 19: White Sun of the Desert. Dir. Vladimir Motyl', 1970
59

June 26: Gentleman of Fortune. Dir. Aleksandr Seryi, 1971
61

July 3: The Elusive Avengers. Dir. Edmond Keosaian, 1966
59

July 10: Prisoner of the Caucasus. Dr. Leonid Gaidai, 1967
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July 17: Autumn Marathon. Dir. Georgii Danelia, 1979
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Directed by Michael Perlman of “Tibet: Beyond Fear” and co-produced by New Tang Dynasty Television, the award winning 53-minute documentary tells the remarkable survival stories of best-selling author Jennifer Zeng, and Dr. Charles Lee, a Chinese-American businessman. Both Jennifer and Charles, along with hundreds of thousands of peaceful citizens in China, were tortured and subjected to slave labor for their spiritual beliefs.

On Thursday, March 28, the film Postales de Leningrado / Postcards from Leningrad will be shown in the Frick Fine Arts Auditorium at 6:30 PM. For the young narrator of Postales de Leningrado, being born into a socialist uprising in 1960s Venezuela wasn’t easy. She and her cousin Teo have learned how to live a clandestine life, making an ongoing game out of survival, with everything from code names and creative disguises to making themselves invisible.

On March 24, Sushi: The Global Catch will be screened in the Melwood Screening room at 5:30 PM. In this documentary, director Mark Hall guides us through the fascinating world of the global sushi phenomenon. Purchase tickets at http://www.cmu.edu/faces/#. This film is a part of the Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival.

On March 24, Tahrir: Liberation Square will be screened in the Melwood Screening room at 3:00 PM. Experience the overthrow of a 30-year regime in Stefano Savona’s documentary as he introduces us to young Egyptians in the Square. Purchase tickets at http://www.cmu.edu/faces/#. This film is a part of the Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival.

On March 23, Suspiciously in Love will be screened in the Melwood Screening Room at 5:00 PM. The film follows a shy man named Albert who seeks love online. There, he stumbles upon Basia. She poses as a mysterious woman named Simone and he as a handsome French beau. They maintain the façade until their first date in “real life.” Purchase tickets at http://www.cmu.edu/faces/#. This film is a part of the Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival.

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