Famed Cinematographer and Family in Performing Arts Fields Praise Shen Yun

Emily-Marie Kohne, singer, dancer: “[The music] just brought out the feeling so much. I was really feeling each different piece. It was really amazing. “
Famed Cinematographer and Family in Performing Arts Fields Praise Shen Yun
(L-R) James Kohne, Emily-Marie Kohne, Caroline George-Kohne, and famed cinematographer Laszlo George, three generations of a family, enjoyed Shen Yun Performing Arts at Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver on Saturday evening. The Epoch Times
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(L-R) James Kohne, Emily-Marie Kohne, Caroline George-Kohne, and accomplished cinematographer Laszlo George

VANCOUVER, Canada—Three generations of a family immersed in the performing arts were among the enthusiastic audience attending Shen Yun Performing Arts at Queen Elizabeth Theatre on Saturday evening.

Patriarch Laszlo George is the famed Hungarian award-winning cinematographer who for more than 50 years has experimented with light through cinematography in over 100 films and produced stunning artworks through his mastery of abstract photography.

Mr. George was accompanied by his wife, his daughter and son-in-law, and his granddaughter.

“It’s amazing,” Mr. George said of Shen Yun.