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The First Austrian Film Festival in Moscow! It will present new and interesting trends that appeared in Austrian cinema in last year:

MICHAEL by Markus Schleinzer 2011. More about the film here

ABENDLAND by Nikolaus Geyrhalter 2011. More about the film: www.abendland-film.at

DIE VATERLOSEN by Marie Kreutzer 2011 More about the film: www.dievaterlosen.at/ International Film Festival Berlin

ATMEN by Karl Markovitcs 2011. More about the film: http://atmen-derfilm.at

Short films Retrospective of Austrian avant-garde filmmaker Peter Tscherkassky. More about him www.tscherkassky.at/.

For more information please write: KF Moskau

Hailing from Salzburg, Austria, THE MERRY POPPINS are a live band fusing Balkan styles, Jazz, Hip Hop and 1930s-50s cabaret sounds, with a solid base of skankin urban roots Reggae. This all is further spiced up with musical inspiration that they have picked up on their tours during the last couple of years, be it on the Balkans 2008 - 2010 or in Egypt and Israel 2010. In autumn 2011 in Moscow the guys even recorded a new album: THE MERRY POPPINS - LIVE IN MOSCOW, which they are going to present in Moscow in April 2012:

6. 4 21:00 Masterskaya, Teatralnyy proyezd 3

7.4 21:00 Chinese Pilot Jao Da ‪Lubyanskiy proyezd 25/12

8.4 21:00 Zavtra Sretenka street 26/1

More about the band: here

8.04, 20:00 GEZ 21 Club http://www.gez21.ru, Art Center PUSCHKINSKAYA 10, Ligovsky pr. 53, St.Petersburg

9.04, 20:00 DOM, http://dom.com.ru/, B.Ovchinnikovsky per. 24/4, Moscow

Mia Zabelka composer, electric violinist and vocalist from Vienna will present her new solo PROJECT M which focuses on the development of experimental improvisational techniques with the voice and violin, a process she calls AUTOMATIC PLAYING. She explores the relationships between the body, gesture, sound, machines and space using also live electronics to expand the electro-acoustic sonic spectrum. Mia Zabelka works with the sound on and of her own body using small contact microphones applied to her skin and hair, and also incorporates sounds from inside the body, which she records using medical equipment and transforms into electro-acoustic compositions. She combines these elements of body sound in her live performances with improvisations on violin and with her voice. More: www.miazabelka.com