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Download Operation Wedding Full Movie Idws DOWNLOAD (Mirror #1) 8fbd390d85 MidwayUSA,is,a,privately,held,American,retailer,of,various,hunting. Leningrad, 1970. A group of young Russian Jewish dissidents plots to hijack an empty plane and flee the USSR. Caught by the KGB, two of them were sentenced to death and the rest were sent to the Gulag forced-labor camp. 45 years later, filmmaker Anat Zalmanson-Kuznetsov reveals the compelling story of her parents, regarded as 'heroes' in the West and 'terrorists' in Russia.

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The film was co-produced in Israel and Latvia 2016
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Leningrad, 1970. A group of young Jewish dissidents who were denied exit visas, plot to hijack an empty plane and escape the USSR. 45 years later, filmmaker Anat Zalmanson-Kuznetsov reveals the compelling story of her parents, leaders of the group, 'heroes' in the West but 'terrorists' in Russia.

It started as a fantasy, Operation Wedding, as outrageous as it was simple: Under the disguise of a trip to a local family wedding, the hijackers would buy every ticket on a small 12-seater plane, so there would be no passengers but them, no innocents in harm’s way. The group’s pilot, who once flew for the Red Army, would take over the controls and fly the 16 runaways into the sky, over the Soviet border, on to Sweden, bound for Israel.
They were caught in the airport, a few steps from boarding the plane, and tried for high treason. Among those arrested remained one woman to be on trial: Sylva Zalmanson, who receives 10 years in Gulag. Sylva's newlywed husband Edward Kuznetsov, receives death sentence; they never got on the plane.

While the Soviet press writes 'the criminals received their punishment', tens of thousands of people in the free world demand 'Let My People Go!“ and as the Iron Curtain opens a crack for 300,000 Soviets Jews wanting to flee, the group members are held back to pay the price of freedom for everyone else.

Anat and her mother Sylva, retrace the group’s journey from a Soviet airport to a KGB prison.
Cigarettes and vodka fuel interviews with the parents filled with intelligence and humor. Archives, reenactments and interviews with KGB officers enhance this inspiring story of young Jews who imagined freedom and cracked the Iron Curtain.

Director
Cerberus, Couple Number 75, Incomprehensible, Down
Producer
Russian Oligarchs' Wives, Raiders, Putins' Games, Thieves by Law
Producer
Chronicles of the Last Temple (Best Documentary at National Film Festival 2014. Grand Prix at Vilnius International Film Festival 2013), My Mother’s Farm (IDFA Silver Wolf competition 2008. Best Latvian Documentary 2009. Best film Art of Document, Warsaw 2010. Best documentary of NRK, 2009)
Producer
Editor
The Chaplin's, Voices from Budka, A Trumpet in the Wadi, Faces of Love Festival
Music composer
Co-Producer

Операция свадьба / מבצע חתונה / Operacion Boda
Documentary
1 hour 2 minutes
December 1, 2016
237,272 EUR
Israel
Israel, Latvia, Russian Federation, United Kingdom, United States
English, Hebrew, Russian, Spanish
Digital
16:9
Color
Yes
No

Copenhagen
Denmark
February 20, 2018
Danish premiere
Documentary of the month
Chicago
United States
October 28, 2017
Illinois premiere
Best Documentary Award
New York, NY
United States
May 27, 2018
Best Feature Documentary
Tirana
Albania
May 10, 2017
Albania premiere
Audience Choice Award
Rijeka
Croatia
September 6, 2018
Croatia premiere
Best Writing
Statesboro
Georgia
February 25, 2018
Gerogia premiere
Jury Award for Best Feature Film
Râșnov
Romania
July 29, 2018
Romanian premiere
Young Jury award for Best Documentary
Iver
United Kingdom
July 22, 2019
Tel Aviv
Israel
May 28, 2019
Savannah
United States
February 12, 2019
Savannah premiere
Melbourne
Australia
November 25, 2018
Australian premiere
Finalist
Sydney
Australia
November 18, 2018
St. Paul, MN
United States
October 21, 2018
Minnesota premiere
Derby
United Kingdom
August 4, 2018
New York
United States
July 8, 2018
Queens premiere
Berlin
Germany
June 28, 2018
Berlin premiere
Warsaw
Poland
May 27, 2018
Poland premiere
Copenhagen
Denmark
February 20, 2018
Danish premiere
Moscow
Russian Federation
February 1, 2018
Best Documentary
Abilene, Texas
United States
San Francisco
United States
February 11, 2018
North California premiere
Bali
Indonesia
February 4, 2018
Indonesia
Human Rights Silver Award
Hong Kong
China
November 5, 2017
China premiere
New York
United States
October 22, 2017
Ottawa
Canada
January 15, 2019
Award of Excellence
Riga
Latvia
October 19, 2017
Latvian premiere
Opening film
Manaki Brothers International Cinematographers' Film Festival
Bitola
Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic of
September 24, 2017
Macedinian premiere
Toronto
Canada
May 7, 2017
Canada premiere
Detroit
United States
May 14, 2017
Detroit premiere
Los Angeles
United States
Semi-Finalist
Los Angeles
United States
March 11, 2018
Semi-Finalist
United States
March 22, 2018
Carmel
United States
March 21, 2018
Harrisburg
United States
May 14, 2017
Harrisburg premiere
Maine
United States
March 21, 2017
Maine premiere
Philadelphia
United States
March 11, 2017
Philadelphia premiere
Cleveland
United States
March 6, 2017
Cleveland
United States
March 5, 2017
Ohio premiere
New York
United States
February 26, 2017
New York premiere
San Diego
United States
February 9, 2017
West Coast Premiere
Tel Aviv
Israel
December 25, 2016
London
United Kingdom
January 14, 2018
London
United Kingdom
December 26, 2016
UK premiere
Moscow, Saint Petersburg
Russian Federation
December 1, 2016
World premiere / English version
Jaffa
Israel
December 22, 2016
Tel Aviv
Israel
December 12, 2016
Haifa
Israel
December 5, 2016
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Israel
December 1, 2016
Israel Premiere / Hebrew version
Hollywood International Independent Documentary Awards
Los Angeles
United States
November 25, 2016
Award of Recognition / Best story

Anat studied filmmaking at the London Film School.
It’s been a long-standing ambition for her to tell the story of her parents in the medium of film and Anat is now developing a script for a feature film based on her father's book 'Prison Diaries' and her documentary 'Operation Wedding'.

Add Director Biography

'I carry both my parents’ names.
Growing up, everybody knew about this event, but over the years it started to fade away from the public's collective memory. Though there are many films trying to describe this fascinating story, they only give a short 5 minute description and the only full length films about this event were made in Russia 2010. Those films are calling the group members 'terrorists' and they re-write history – false imaginary history, or as my father calls it 'documentary fairytales'.
I found rare archives, interviewed former KGB key members that claimed that: '…There was no problem of Jewish immigration in the USSR. Only about 20 people in the whole USSR were denied exit visa.' (Philipp Boblov, former KGB deputy chairmen)