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The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto + National Film Center, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
Outdoor film screening: Ivan the Terrible («Иван Грозный»)

Date:

flyer PDF file (335KB)Friday, August 1, 2008

7:30PM–11:00PM (doors 6:30PM)

Oskar Fischinger: 7:15PM–7:30PM

Ivan the Terrible, Part I: 7:30PM–9:10PM

Intermission

Ivan the Terrible, Part II: 9:30PM–11:00PM

exhibition for Aug. 1: 9:30AM–7:30PM

Place:

The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto

Parking lot (north side of the building)

Admission:

500 yen (tax included)

Available at the ticket window starting at

9:30AM on the day of the screening.

Maximum capacity:

250 seats, first come first serve

Organizers:

The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto

National Film Center, The National Museum of

Modern Art, Tokyo

Ivan the Terrible («Иван Грозный») 1944–1945

Part I	Central Combined Studio of Alma-Ata, 1944 99 min./35mm/black-and-white/in Russian with Japanese subtitles
Part II	Central Combined Studio of Alma-Ata and Mosfilm, 1945 85 min./35mm/black-and-white & color/in Russian with Japanese subtitles

Screenplay & Directed by	Sergei M. Eisenstein
Directors of Photography	Eduard Tisse (exteriors), Andrei Moskvin (interiors)
Art Director	Isaac Shpinel
Music composed by	Sergei Prokofiev
Cast	Ivan, the Terrible	Nikolai Cherkasov
	Anastasiya Romanovna (Queen)	Ludmila Tselikovskaya
	Efrosinya Staritskaya (Emperor’s Aunt)	Serafima Birman
	Vladimir Andreevich (Efrosinya’s Son)	Pavel Kadochnikov
	Andrei Michailovich Kurbsky	Mikhail Narvanov
	Fedor Kolychev (Later Philipp of Metropolitan Priest of Moscow)	Andrei Abrikosov

Oskar Fischinger: Selections from the Studies series 1931–32

Studie 7 (Ungarischer Tanz No. 5)
1931 3 min./35mm/black-and-white
Dir.: Oskar Fischinger Music: Johannes Brahms

Studie 10 (Ballet Musik aus Aida)
1932 5 min./35mm/black-and-white
Dir.: Oskar Fischinger With: Hans Fischinger Music: Giuseppe Verdi

Studie 11 (Menuett von Mozart)
1932 5 min./35mm/black-and-white
Dir.: Oskar Fischinger Music: W.A. Mozart