Vladimir Raevskiy tells a fascinating story of how Moscow and Washington became connected with a unique collection of Russian art by Marjorie Merriweather Post.
This program was made possible by the support of the U.S. State Department’s Foreign Press Centers and the U.S. Mission to the Russian Federation.
Written and Presented by
Vladimir Raevskiy
Directed and Edited by
Stanislav Fedosov
Story Editor
Alexandra Zapoeva
Producer (Russia Production)
Natalia Lebedeva
Producer (USA Production)
Kathryn Pasternak
Pasternak Media LLC
Executive Producer
Ekaterina Dobronitskaya
Props Designer
Aivar Yakubov
Cameraman
Ivan Appalonov
Sound
Dmitry Lukashev
Travel & Logistics
Emi Seri
Mary Trinh
Meridian International Center
Driver
Musie Woldeyhannes
Award’s Limousine Service
Special Thanks To:
Lynn Rossotti
William Zeisler
Estella Chung
Hillwood Estate and Gardens
Kenny and Jimmy Hakimi
KH Art Framing, Arlington
Elizabeth Buchanan
National Mall & Memorial Parks
U.S. National Park Service
Vicki Johnson
Robert Ellis
Office of Cable Television, Film, Music & Entertainment
Government of the District of Columbia
Tory Estern Jadow
Neil Estern, Sculptor
FDR Memorial
Matthew Innocenzi
Camelot Classic Cars
Sean Polster
Warrenton Town Council
Sonja Gavankar
Barbara McCormack
Newseum
Cinthya Alvarez
Stephanie Carre
Jessica Harrison
Occidental Grill & Seafood
Kimberly Bennett
Tregaron Campus
Washington International School
Gene Wilkes
Paul Terko
Julia Yoder
Tastee Diner, Silver Spring
Aaron Adaway
E. Barrett Prettyman United States Courthouse