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Boris Moiseevich Frumin (Russian: Борис Моисеевич Фрумин, Latvian: Boriss Frumins; born 24 October 1947) is a Soviet, American and Latvian film director and screenwriter.
Boris Frumin, the Latvian filmmaker who joined the staff of New York University’s Institute of Film and Television that same decade, was an important conduit for the wave of glocalization that has expanded in American independent cinema until today.
Boris Frumin was born on 24 October 1947 in Riga, Latvian SSR, USSR [now Latvia]. He is a writer and director, known for Black and White (1992), Brighton 4th (2021) and Viva Castro! (1994).
- Writer, Director, Producer
- October 24, 1947
- Boris Frumin
While Hollywood directors waited anxiously to see who would get the ultimate film prize this week, Soviet emigre director Boris Frumin wrestled with a more modest goal.
Boris Frumin was born on October 24, 1947 in Riga, Latvian SSR, USSR [now Latvia]. He is a writer and director, known for Black and White (1992), Brighton 4th (2021) and Viva Castro! (1994).
- October 24, 1947
Boris Frumin was perhaps Lenfilm’s most obstinate younger director when it came to the editorial and vetting process, and in the case of The Errors of Youth (1978), the result was a major conflict both with the studio and with Goskino.
Boris Moiseevich Frumin (Russian: Борис Моисеевич Фрумин, Latvian: Boriss Frumins; born 24 October 1947) is a Soviet, American and Latvian film director and screenwriter. Frumin's film Errors of Youth was screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1989 Cannes Film Festival.
