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Yan Fisher Romanovsky

Yan Fisher Romanovsky was born in Siberia and after becoming interested in film production he moved to Hollywood. While pursuing his passion, he learned the fundamentals of the cutthroat movie industry and quickly discovered that success in this business is all about knowing the right people. Join us as we catch up with Yan at the 60th Cannes Film festival while he promotes his two most recent films, The Ungodly and Pathology. Both films are thrillers and Pathology is set to be released later this year.

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