Director Konstantin Bromberg died

In the USA, in Detroit, film director Konstantin Bromberg, who was 80 years old, died. This was announced on Facebook by director Mikhail Idov.

On the website of the chapel Hebrew Memorial Chapel in the suburbs of Chicago also published a necrologist Bromberg. According to him, the director died on January 10.

Bromberg was born in Kharkov in 1939. First, he worked as a journalist and director on television, and after the end of VGIK he became the artistic director of the studio of children's and youth television films of the Creative Association “Screen”.

Bromberg is most famous as the director of the films “Electronics Adventures” (1980) and “Sorcerers” (1982). He was also the author of three plots for the children's humorous film magazine "Yeralash". After moving to the United States, Bromberg was not engaged in cinema, Mikhail Idov said.