Olga Lyubimova, head of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, said that Russians are visiting Moscow and St. He said that he began to lose interest in films about life in St. Petersburg. writes about this TASS.
“If you pay attention to both TV series and feature films, the center is a bit like Moscow and St. You see it slipping from St. Petersburg. New cities and new regions are emerging. It is very important for us to come up with projects in which the main characters do not only live on Novy Arbat, do not fight only on Tverskaya, do not say goodbye only at the Novodevichy Cemetery,” said Lyubimova.
He believes that interest among Russians is now growing in favor of ethnic cinema, of which the Minister of Culture cites Yakut films as an excellent example. He assured that the government would support such films if they were “well written” and reflected real events taking place in the region. Lyubimova believes Russians have lost interest in movies about wealthy Muscovites because “Cinderella Story” has increasingly caused sore throats.
In October, it was learned that the Yakut cinema has been going on since the beginning of this year. collected 80 million rubles exceeded the historical maximum figure. The leader among Yakut films was “Aita” directed by Stepan Burnashev, which earned 26 million rubles. Despite its success, the film “Aita” was removed from the libraries of Russian online cinemas at the request of Roskomnadzor, which stated that the film contained “subversive information that contradicts the principles of unity of the peoples of Russia.” After the Ministry of Culture revoked the film’s distribution certificate.
Oppenheimer’s former manager named Biographical films are a “useless” form of cinema.