CHAIM Directed
by
Jonathan Greenfield GERMANY / 2005 / 14:30 minutes In German, Russian, and Yiddish with English subtitles
US Premiere
Screening as part of Shorts Programs: MAN
Screening
Times and Venues:
Woodstock Community Center
10/1/2005, 2:30PM
$8
Woodstock Community Center
10/2/2005, 1:00PM
$8
SYNOPSIS:
It has been difficult of late for the seventy-three-year-old Fishman from Riga to find peace. Aside from his days working alongside a small team of workers in his small Berlin fish factory, Chaim is at home imprisoned by a chronic childhood memory. The arrival of a letter from America threatens Chaim's impressively layered psychological floodgates from being overwhelmed.
BIO:
Jonathan Greenfield began his career as an actor and theater director in New York, before working as a photojournalist worldwide. He is a graduate of the Kunsthochschule f0;r Medien, KÖln ( KHM) department of film.
MAIN CREDITS:
Cast/Featuring:
Israel Mirnik, Klaus Tinsel, Katrin Ritt, Daniela Rubin, Ronen Vainer, Dani Rudstein
Executive
Producer(s):
Benjamina Mirnik
Director(s): Jonathan Greenfield
Screenwriter(s): Jonathan Greenfield
Cinematographer(s): Ralf Mendle
Composer(s): James Reynolds
Print Source: CHAIM
Jonathan Greenfield
jonathan_greenfield@yahoo.com
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