
In 2015, the Spanish director Andres Duka completed work on the documentary Oleg and Rare Arts (Oleg Y Las Raras Artes) dedicated to the legendary composer and pianist Oleg Karavaychuk. The tape was first presented at the International Film Festival in Rotterdam, took the Punta de Vista film festival in the Spanish city of Pamplona, became a winner of the Cinéma du Réel International Festival in Paris, and was successfully shown at the largest forums of non-siginal cinema and on cinema screens around the world.
On April 4, 2016, the 418 intellectual club, with the participation of the Oleg Karavaichuk Foundation, organized a closed premiere of the film Oleg and Rare Arts in the Moscow Documentary Cinema Center, which was attended by an 88-year-old hero of the picture. Oleg Nikolaevich Karavaychuk spoke with the guests of the evening, gave an interview, presented his new composition “My music is the newborn sky” and played several improvisations on the piano, suddenly finishing the “mourning march” of Chopin. As far as is known, it was the last performance in his life , which you can now see:
COLTA.RU thanks for the record provided by the intellectual club "418" and personally Irina Kudrina and Nadezhda Obolentsev, as well as the Fund for the preservation of the cultural heritage of Oleg Karavaychuk.