Film Real Fake: The Art, Life and Crimes of Elmyr de Hory A Film By Jeff Oppenheim Wednesday, February 5 8:00 PM Elmyr de Hory was one of the most notorious forgers. He is alleged to have painted thousands of “fakes,” many of which still hang in major museums and private collections worldwide. Having eluded prosecution from Interpol, Scotland Yard and other authorities, veteran filmmaker Jeff Oppenheim re-opens the case in this investigative caper that sheds new light on the depth of Elmyr’s crimes.
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