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SUMMARY:An Evening at the George Eastman Museum with Daniel Kehlmann
LOCATION:George Eastman Museum\, 900 East Ave\, Rochester\, NY 14607
DESCRIPTION:The University of Rochester\, in partnership with the George E
 astman Museum\, presents a conversation with acclaimed author and playwri
 ght Daniel Kehlmann\, moderated by Peter Bagrov\, the museum's senior cur
 ator of moving images.\n\nKehlmann will discuss The Director\, named one 
 of the New York Times 10 Best Books of 2025. The novel is inspired by the
  life of German filmmaker G.W. Pabst and his work with Louise Brooks\, th
 e silent film star who spent her later years in Rochester.\n\nMuseum Dire
 ctor Bruce Barnes\, University President Sarah Mangelsdorf\, and Board of
  Trustees Chair Chris Boehning ’87\, ’88 (MS) will offer opening remarks.
 \n\nGuests are welcome to attend a reception immediately following the ta
 lk.\n\nRegistration link.\n\nA special thank you to Chris Boehning and th
 e George Eastman Museum for co-sponsoring the event.\n\nMore about Daniel
  Kehlmann:\n\nDaniel Kehlmann is a German-Austrian writer\, whose novels 
 and plays have won numerous prizes\, including the Candide Prize\, the Do
 derer Prize\, the Kleist Prize\, the Welt Literature Prize\, and the Thom
 as Mann Prize. His novels The Director and Tyll were shortlisted for the 
 International Booker Prize\, and Measuring the World has been translated 
 into more than forty languages and is one of the biggest successes in pos
 t-war German literature.\n\nThe Director\, a New York Times Best 10 Books
  of 2025 and shortlisted for the International Booker Prize\, is a vision
 ary tale inspired by the life of film director G.W. Pabst\, who fled to H
 ollywood to r\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/3f1d6b15-ddd3-4dec-8010-5d30
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