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NY Times writer’s first foray into film

Back in June, Four Seasons Lodge had its world premiere at Silverdocs. When realscreen met with first-time director Andrew Jacobs, he had a lot on his plate. It was the first major screening of his film, a labor of love stemming from an article he'd written for The New York Times, about a group of Holocaust survivors who make yearly retreats to a bungalow community in the Catskill mountains of New York.
August 27, 2008

Back in June, Four Seasons Lodge had its world premiere at Silverdocs. When realscreen met with first-time director Andrew Jacobs, he had a lot on his plate. It was the first major screening of his film, a labor of love stemming from an article he'd written for The New York Times, about a group of Holocaust survivors who make yearly retreats to a bungalow community in the Catskill mountains of New York.

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