On Nov 10, 90 years after the first screening of Sergei Eisenstein’s iconic ‘The Battleship Potemkin’, Kino Klassika Foundation hosted a screening at the Electric Cinema in partnership with Fabergé to support a unique exhibition of Eisenstein drawings in London in 2016. The exhibition is the cornerstone of an Eisenstein festival arranged to explore the great film director’s legacy in contemporary film and culture. The invited guests mixed London’s British and Russian communities. Sean Gilbertson, CEO of Fabergé, attended alongside guests such as Roger Munnings CBE, Chair of the Russo-British Chamber of Commerce, Earl Clanwilliam, Academy award winning playwright Christopher Hampton, Turner-prize nominated artist Isaac Julien, novelist Anna Blundy, Bond Girl Olga Kurylenko and host of the evening Justine Waddell. The evening was supported by iconic artist jeweller Fabergé.
On Nov 10, 90 years after the first screening of Sergei Eisenstein’s iconic ‘The Battleship Potemkin’, Kino Klassika Foundation hosted a screening at the Electric Cinema in partnership with Fabergé to support a unique exhibition of Eisenstein drawings in London in 2016. The exhibition is the cornerstone of an Eisenstein festival arranged to explore the great film director’s legacy in contemporary film and culture. The invited guests mixed London’s British and Russian communities. Sean Gilbertson, CEO of Fabergé, attended alongside guests such as Roger Munnings CBE, Chair of the Russo-British Chamber of Commerce, Earl Clanwilliam, Academy award winning playwright Christopher Hampton, Turner-prize nominated artist Isaac Julien, novelist Anna Blundy, Bond Girl Olga Kurylenko and host of the evening Justine Waddell. The evening was supported by iconic artist jeweller Fabergé.
On Nov 10, 90 years after the first screening of Sergei Eisenstein’s iconic ‘The Battleship Potemkin’, Kino Klassika Foundation hosted a screening at the Electric Cinema in partnership with Fabergé to support a unique exhibition of Eisenstein drawings in London in 2016. The exhibition is the cornerstone of an Eisenstein festival arranged to explore the great film director’s legacy in contemporary film and culture. The invited guests mixed London’s British and Russian communities. Sean Gilbertson, CEO of Fabergé, attended alongside guests such as Roger Munnings CBE, Chair of the Russo-British Chamber of Commerce, Earl Clanwilliam, Academy award winning playwright Christopher Hampton, Turner-prize nominated artist Isaac Julien, novelist Anna Blundy, Bond Girl Olga Kurylenko and host of the evening Justine Waddell. The evening was supported by iconic artist jeweller Fabergé.
On Nov 10, 90 years after the first screening of Sergei Eisenstein’s iconic ‘The Battleship Potemkin’, Kino Klassika Foundation hosted a screening at the Electric Cinema in partnership with Fabergé to support a unique exhibition of Eisenstein drawings in London in 2016. The exhibition is the cornerstone of an Eisenstein festival arranged to explore the great film director’s legacy in contemporary film and culture. The invited guests mixed London’s British and Russian communities. Sean Gilbertson, CEO of Fabergé, attended alongside guests such as Roger Munnings CBE, Chair of the Russo-British Chamber of Commerce, Earl Clanwilliam, Academy award winning playwright Christopher Hampton, Turner-prize nominated artist Isaac Julien, novelist Anna Blundy, Bond Girl Olga Kurylenko and host of the evening Justine Waddell. The evening was supported by iconic artist jeweller Fabergé.
On Nov 10, 90 years after the first screening of Sergei Eisenstein’s iconic ‘The Battleship Potemkin’, Kino Klassika Foundation hosted a screening at the Electric Cinema in partnership with Fabergé to support a unique exhibition of Eisenstein drawings in London in 2016. The exhibition is the cornerstone of an Eisenstein festival arranged to explore the great film director’s legacy in contemporary film and culture. The invited guests mixed London’s British and Russian communities. Sean Gilbertson, CEO of Fabergé, attended alongside guests such as Roger Munnings CBE, Chair of the Russo-British Chamber of Commerce, Earl Clanwilliam, Academy award winning playwright Christopher Hampton, Turner-prize nominated artist Isaac Julien, novelist Anna Blundy, Bond Girl Olga Kurylenko and host of the evening Justine Waddell. The evening was supported by iconic artist jeweller Fabergé.
On Nov 10, 90 years after the first screening of Sergei Eisenstein’s iconic ‘The Battleship Potemkin’, Kino Klassika Foundation hosted a screening at the Electric Cinema in partnership with Fabergé to support a unique exhibition of Eisenstein drawings in London in 2016. The exhibition is the cornerstone of an Eisenstein festival arranged to explore the great film director’s legacy in contemporary film and culture. The invited guests mixed London’s British and Russian communities. Sean Gilbertson, CEO of Fabergé, attended alongside guests such as Roger Munnings CBE, Chair of the Russo-British Chamber of Commerce, Earl Clanwilliam, Academy award winning playwright Christopher Hampton, Turner-prize nominated artist Isaac Julien, novelist Anna Blundy, Bond Girl Olga Kurylenko and host of the evening Justine Waddell. The evening was supported by iconic artist jeweller Fabergé.Advertisement
