As part of cultural exchange and tourism between Russia and Thailand, Moscow Cinema Days begins in Thailand. The festival, organized with the support of the Moscow Government Department of Culture, the capital’s Creative Industries Agency and the Thailand Creative Economy Agency, opens with the first screening of the movie “Challenge”. writes about this TASS.
For the first time in history, Russian cinema will be widely released at Thailand’s largest cinema chain, SF Cinema. Thai people will also be able to see Russian films such as “Heart of Parma”, “Liberea: Treasure Hunters”, “The Little Humpbacked Horse” and “Reversible Reality”. Before the screening of the film “The Challenge”, an open online discussion will be held with the participation of Russian test cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov, who went to the orbital station to work on the film, which was filmed together with director Klim Shipenko and actress Yulia Peresild. On the International Space Station.
Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Department of Culture Alexey Fursin noted that Moscow continues to gain its position as a world leader in the film industry. The city is becoming one of the world’s film production centers and a major content exporter. As part of the festival, business meetings will be held on January 30 with the participation of more than 50 companies from the Thai and Russian film industry. Gulnara Agamova, Director of the Moscow Creative Industries Agency, noted that in order to make the film production processes in Moscow clear and simple for all partners, a special multilingual online platform has been created where you can find and book places, search for partners, actors and staff. including international ones.
The Moscow Cinema Days program can be watched in Thai cinemas from February to April.
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