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Red Zion screening with Buenos Aires’ Pogrom Series: The 17th Annual New York Jewish Film Festival Red Zion US Premiere Evgeny Tsymbal, Russia, 2006; 52m To discourage Jews from immigrating to Palestine during the 1920s, the USSR established agricultural collectives in the fertile lands north of the Black Sea. Director Evgeny Tsymbal (Dziga and His Brothers, NYJFF 2004) returns with a compelling documentary about the rise and fall of the Soviet Jewish Autonomous Region in Crimea, featuring newly released archival newsreels. screening with Buenos Aires’ Pogrom US Premiere Herman Szwarcbart, Argentina, 2007; 70m During the “Tragic Week” of 1919, Argentinian soldiers and vigilante groups murdered more than 100 striking immigrant workers, including Jewish citizens in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Once. Using rare archival film and dramatic performances, Herman Szwarcbart tries to make sense of this dreadful episode.

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