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SUMMARY:Film: The Border
DESCRIPTION:\nA young man\, Petya\, tries to leave Russia due to the ann
	ounced mobilization\, but he is detained at the border and prohibited fr
	om leaving the country. Petya decides to lie low in a nearby border town
	 for a while\, unaware that danger awaits him even there.\n\nGraduated f
	rom the Screenwriting Program at the Moscow School of New Cinema\, Daria
	 Sliusarenko worked for several years as a screenwriter for Russian TV s
	eries and films\, as well as a playwright for Theatre.doc. Later\, she e
	nrolled in the Marina Razbezhkina and Mikhail Ugarov School of Documenta
	ry Film and Theatre and directed a feature-length documentary about a tr
	aveling circus\, Joy. Following that\, she spent several years filming a
	 documentary series about circuses around the world\, titled Silk Road. 
	Daria left Russia in early 2023 and currently resides in Paris\, France.
	\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/film-the-border/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>A young man, Pe
	tya, tries to leave Russia due to the announced mobilization, but he is 
	detained at the border and prohibited from leaving the country. Petya de
	cides to lie low in a nearby border town for a while, unaware that dange
	r awaits him even there.</p><p>Graduated from the Screenwriting Program 
	at the Moscow School of New Cinema, Daria Sliusarenko worked for several
	 years as a screenwriter for Russian TV series and films, as well as a p
	laywright for Theatre.doc. Later, she enrolled in the Marina Razbezhkina
	 and Mikhail Ugarov School of Documentary Film and Theatre and directed 
	a feature-length documentary about a traveling circus, <em>Joy</em>. Fol
	lowing that, she spent several years filming a documentary series about 
	circuses around the world, titled Silk Road. Daria left Russia in early 
	2023 and currently resides in Paris, France.</p><p>For more details: <a 
	href='https://events.la.psu.edu/event/film-the-border/'>https://events.l
	a.psu.edu/event/film-the-border/</a></p></body></html>
LOCATION:157 Burrowes Building
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