Mini film festival
Dvorit Shargal on Anna Riwkin-Brick
25.10 2022
Stockholm
What happened with the children in Swedish-Jewish photographer Anna Riwkin-Brick’s (1908-1970) popular photobook series from the 1950s and 60s? Documentary filmmaker Dvorit Shargal tries to find the answer to this question.
As part of the Jewish Museum’s Mini film Festival – three evenings of talks and film screenings on Dvorit Shargal’s films about Anna Riwkin-Brick’s book series on the children of the world – “Elle Kari and What Happened to Noriko-san?” and “The Fourth in the Trilogy” are screened in the Cinema on October 25.
The film screening begins with a short introduction by Dvorit Shargal.
Film screenings 25 October
“Elle Kari and What Happened to Noriko-san?” och “The Fourth in the Trilogy”
Time
At 18–20
Location
The Cinema, floor 2
Language
English
Price
Free admission, no pre-registration required.
Contact: Anna Tellgren, Curator
About Dvorit Shargal
Dvorit Shargal studied at the Beith-Zvi Film School at Tel-Aviv University. She is a journalist, editor, writer and film critic. Shargal has previously worked at Hadashot, Yedioth-Ahronot, Maariv and National Geographic. She wrote the blog Velvet Underground from 2006-2015, which in 2012 was awarded the media criticism prize Israel Media Watch. In 2009 Shargal participated in Doc-Challenge with the short film “Down Under Tel Aviv”. Since 2010, she has been developing independent documentary projects, including the trilogy “Where is Elle Kari and What Happened to Noriko-san?”, “Africa!”, “Where is Lilibet the Circus Child and What Happened in Honolulu?” and “The Fourth in the Trilogy”.
Minifilmfestival – Programme
Thursday 20 October at 18–19: Talk at the Jewish Museum with Dvorit Shargal and museum director Christina Gamstorp. Location: The Jewish Museum
Monday 24 October at 18–20.30: “Screening of Africa!” och “Where is Lilibet the Circus Child and What Happened in Honolulu?” Short introduction by Dvorit Shargal. Location: Östermalm
Tuesday 25 October at 18–20: Screening of “Where is Elle Kari and What Happened to Noriko-san?” and “The Fourth in the Trilogy” at Moderna Museet, the Cinema, floor 2. Free admission.
Tickets for the talk at the Jewish Museum and the screenings are purchased at the Jewish Museum.
Read more and book your tickets here: The Jewish Museum
The Mini film festival is a cooperation between the Jewish Museum, Paideia Folkhögskola (supported by Swedish Arts Council), Moderna Museet, Judiska församlingen i Stockholm and Embassy of Israel in Sweden.