ZAKHEIM (2026)
The story of Polish immigrant Bernard Zakheim; from his early life in Poland, his immigration to San Francisco, and how he became involved in the Federal Arts Program of the New Deal era. Rusk-based filmmaker Isaac Belota uncovers the sprawling story through the discovery of two Zakheim murals in East Texas; one in Rusk's Post Office, and one in Mineola's Post Office.
Director: Isaac Belota
 |
Isaac Belota as Narrator |
|
Adam Gottstein as Himself |
|
Robert Cherney as Himself |
|
Lorri Ungeretti as Herself |
|
Deborah Burkket as Herself |
|
Betty Marcontell as Herself |
|
Carl Nelson as Himself |
|
Stephanie Clayton as Herself |
|
Bernard Zakheim as Himself (Archival) |
| Directing | Isaac Belota | Director |
| Editing | Isaac Belota | Editor |
| Crew | Isaac Belota | Cinematography |
| Camera | Isaac Belota | Camera Operator |
| Production | Isaac Belota | Location Manager |
| Writing | Isaac Belota | Writer |
