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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/821211727 Title: Zwarte ogen Author: Jan Bosdriesz; Petr Leshchenko; Cinema Delicatessen (Firm); Filmfreak Distributie (Firm) Publisher: [Amsterdam] : Amsterdam : Cinema Delicatessen ; De Filmfreak [distributor], c 2008. OCLC:821211727

  
  

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Zwarte ogen

Author:	Jan Bosdriesz; Petr Leshchenko; Cinema Delicatessen (Firm); Filmfreak Distributie (Firm)
Publisher:	[Amsterdam] : Cinema Delicatessen ; Amsterdam : De Filmfreak [distributor], c 2008.
Edition/Format:	DVD video : DutchView all editions and formats
Summary:	Director Jan Bosdriesz inherited a 78 rpm record from his father and was inspired to look for traces of the performer. Petr Leshchenko, a famous Russian tango singer, died in a Romanian labor camp. On this quest, Bosdriesz was confronted with memories of his own family and incorporated their story into this film about the passage of time and the loss and re-emergence of memories.
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Subjects	Leshchenko, Petr, -- 1898-1954. Singers -- Soviet Union -- Biography. Chanteurs -- URSS -- Biographies. View all subjects
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