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Articles with tag "Movies"
short-lived protest
Russian Director Mansky Detained Over Navalny Poisoning Picket
Mansky stood outside the FSB headquarters with a pair of blue boxers, a symbol of the failed poisoning attempt on Navalny.
‘Beanpole’
Russian Film ‘Beanpole’ Awarded Top Prize by U.S. Film Critics
Former U.S. President Barack Obama put
“Beanpole” in second place in his list of favorite movies in 2020.
Arctic Open
The Arctic Open Film Festival Goes Online
Some of the festival's avant-garde films are already available to the wider audience.
movie magic
Russia Sends 3 Films to the Golden Globe Awards
Will this year be the breakout year for Russian films?
unorthodox cameo
Soviet Rock Legend Viktor Tsoi Absent From Newest Biopic
The controversial "Tsoi," which centers around his death in 1990, uses a neural network-generated image of the rocker.
RUSSIAN NETFLIX
Netflix to Provide Movies Dubbed In Russian
The streaming service will also provide more Russian-language choices.
opinion
Ilya Klishin
Great Russian Literature Versus One Tweet by Stephen King
Why Russians still lose their heads over comments made by Western movie critics.
pass the popcorn
Film About Gorbachev and Reagan in Pre-Production
A dark comedy about the end of the Cold War is in script development.
movie magic
Kinotavr 2020 Festival: Better Late Than Never
Looking for your next Russian film? Check out the Kinotavr Festival winners.
heightened tensions
Moscow Film Fest Pulls Nagorno-Karabakh Drama Over Violence Worries
Director Jivan Avetisyan’s “Gate to Heaven” won’t be screened “to avoid clashes between Armenians and Azerbaijanis in Moscow.”
insulted culture
A New Movie Transports Anastasia Romanov to 1980s America. Russians Aren’t Happy About It.
Russian viewers say “Anastasia: Once Upon a Time” mocks one of the most tragic episodes in their country’s history.
Pass the popcorn
Moscow Cinemas Prepare to Open on Aug. 1
Moscow cinemas are ready to open their doors after a long quarantine. But there's a catch.
Beat Film Festival
Beat Film Fest Kicks Off Aug. 1
The biggest documentary film festival in Russia is celebrating its tenth anniversary.
TV Trick
Russian TV Channel Appears to Add Footage of U.S. Unrest to Film
The state-run broadcaster Channel One said it was the start of their news broadcast, but viewers complained.
quarantine art
Star Filmmakers Draw Inspiration From Russia Lockdown
Renowed director Andrei Konchalovsky invited ordinary Russians to contribute to a documentary about life in quarantine.
Toned down milestone
Russia Censors Disney’s First Openly Gay Character From ‘Onward’
This is at least the third known censorship of a gay scene from a foreign film since Russia banned “homosexual propaganda” to minors.
Movie Madness
Russia Represented at Berlin Film Festival
Russian directors are making waves in a variety of genres.
Movie Night
On This Day in 1980, ‘Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears’ Was Released
Although a quintessential Soviet film, the story resonated with audiences worldwide.
Movie Madness
“Peasant” Breaks Russian Box Office
While the film has received positive reviews for its production and execution, some question its conflicting messages regarding violence and humor.
news
Subscity – Movies In Original Language
The majority of all international movies showed in Russia are dubbed, but there are some movies in English at different cinemas in Moscow. If you don't...
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