Persona’s Yan Vizinberg completes a Lufthansa spot for Global Advertsing Strategies. Produced in multiple languages, including English, Russian, Polish, Greek, Romanian, Hebrew, Arabic and Farsi, the spot is an integral part of Lufthansa's latest nation-wide campaign, "We Fly Home", that drives passengers to purchase tickets at the airline's website.

“Saints and Sinners,” directed by Persona’s Abigail Honor, will hit the shelves of major home video retailers across the United States on January 10th, 2006.

Persona Films completes a broadcast campaign for World-Link Solutions, a New York-based telephone service provider. Unified by the slogan, "Free yourself!", the three 30-second commercials feature people behaving out of character and “freeing themselves” from the boredom of their daily life. Directed by Persona's Abigail Honor and Yan Vizinberg, the campaign was produced in multiple languages, including Spanish, Polish, Russian and Greek.

“Who Gets to Call It Art?”, a documentary about the 1960s pop art movement, won the Best Film Award at the 2005 Roma Art Doc Fest in Italy. Directed by Peter Rosen and shot by Persona’s Yan Vizinberg, the film centers on Henry Geldzahler, the Metropolitan Museum of Art curator known for mounting the largest exhibition of modern art ever shown at the museum, "New York Painting and Sculpture 1940 - 1970."

“Saints and Sinners,” a documentary on same-sex marriage and the Catholic Church, directed by Persona’s Abigail Honor, airs on LOGO, a new digital network from Viacom and MTV Networks.

Persona Films has moved to a brand-new office space in Manhattan's Chelsea district. Our new address is: 114 West 17th Street, Third Floor, New York, NY 10011.

Home Vision Entertainment (the owners of Criterion Collection) will release “Saints and Sinners,” a documentary on same-sex marriage and the Catholic Church, directed by Persona's Abigail Honor, on DVD.

“Khachaturian” Airs on Ovation

“Khachaturian”, a documentary about the life of the legendary Soviet composer Aram Khachaturian, directed by award-winning director Peter Rosen and filmed by Persona's Yan Vizinberg, plays on Ovation - The Arts Network.

“Saints and Sinners” Screens in Vancouver

“Saints and Sinners” screens in Vancouver's Cinemark Tinseltown as part of the Vancouver Out on Screen Film Festival.

“Who Gets to Call It Art?” Screens at DocuWeek™

“Who Gets to Call It Art?”, a documentary on Henry Geldzahler, directed by Peter Rosen and filmed by Persona's Yan Vizinberg, will screen in Los Angeles during the International Documentary Association's 9th Annual DocuWeek™. August 19-25, 2005.

Yan Vizinberg Shoots Spot for Stanley Capital

Persona’s Yan Vizinberg completes a TV commercial for Stanley Capital Mortgage Company.
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“Saints and Sinners” screens in Oxford, UK as part of the Oxford Brooks University Human Rights Film Festival.

Persona Films completes post-production on “Lavender: An Adaptation”, a short film directed by Derrick Williams.

Persona’s Yan Vizinberg completes a series of TV commercials for Primus Telecommunications, a global telecommunications services provider.

“Saints and Sinners,” directed by Persona’s Abigail Honor, expands to Africa with a screening at Gaborone, Botswana as part of the Human Rights Film Festival organized by DITSHWANELO - The Botswana Centre for Human Rights.

“Saints and Sinners,” directed by Persona’s Abigail Honor, named a finalist in the Best Documentary Feature category at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula, Montana.

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