Nick Andrus ‘02 Screening Family Documentary in Oakland
Live Oak alum Nick Andrus made his directorial debut earlier this summer with a short documentary about his grandfather’s experience as a Jewish child refugee in Shanghai during World War II titled, “Three Brothers in Shanghai.” His initial screening at the Dances With Films Festival in Los Angeles in June has been followed by other screenings in Southern California and Texas. Now, his work is coming to the Bay Area with a screening of “Three Brothers in Shanghai” at the Oakland Film Festival at 4pm on September 17. Find details about the screening and get tickets.
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