The film was selected as one of 22 finalists for the film festival, based on the determination of 15 film judges who screened more than 507 works that were submitted by filmmakers from around the world.
Al Nigrin, Executive Producer and Curator of the NJ Film Festival, speaks with Director Matej Silecky and Producer Julie Parker about their film "Baba Babee Skazala."
TV interview with Director, Matej Silecky, at East Brunswick TV.
EXCITING NEWS! Baba Babee Skazala [Grandmother Told Grandmother] has been selected for Official Competition in the 36th New Jersey Film Festival Fall 2018!
Sound engineering work is ongoing, and we are hoping to raise funds for color correction.
We'll be screening the 1st rough cut of Baba Babee Skazala [Grandmother Told Grandmother] this afternoon, followed by discussion of the film. Each participant will be asked to provide their written comments and suggestions.
We're excited to get your input!
NOTE: This photo is from the exhibition Prints and Paintings by Bohdan Borzemsky: Retrospective, currently on display at The Ukrainian Museum, New York City. We highly recommend a visit to the museum!
We’re excited to share that the Ukrainian Community Foundation of Philadelphia has provided a grant to support the production of Baba Babee Skazala
Check out our Director's Matej Silecky's interview about Baba Babee Skazala on Michael Buryk's podcast Krynytsya!
"An August 11, 2017 interview with Matej Silecky, director and producer at Kitsune Tale Productions. He is producing a documentary film called, "Baba Babee Skazala" (Grandmother Told Grandmother). It is the story of post-World-War-II Ukrainian emigres to the U.S. who were displaced persons in Europe. www.babababeeskazala.com
Please contact Mike Buryk at michael.buryk@verizon.net for any additional information.
Copyright (c) 2017 by Michael J. Buryk. All Rights Reserved"
Traveling to Ukraine for work on animation & music - filmmaking & post-production!
