The one U.S. feature-length film to be exhibited as an American offering at the Moscow Film Festival will be “The Diary of Anne Frank,” a spokesman for the U.S. Information Agency said today. The film was selected by the inter-departmental committee on participation in festivals. The committee is composed of 17 U.S. Government agencies.
The selection was made with the concurrence of the Motion Picture Producers Association. Exhibition of the film will take place during the course of the American national exhibition in Moscow, the dates coinciding with the film festival.
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