Approximately 500 people came to watch the interview between Russian President Vladimir Putin and American journalist Tucker Carlson at the Vologda cinema. The city administration told socialbites.ca about this. They noted that veterans were brought to the event, but “no one brought children or students to the demonstration.”
“There are about 600 seats in the hall. There were about 500 people, maybe more. No one gave himself the task of counting heads. No one took children or students away. We spread the information everywhere that this interview would take place. The director of the cinema said yesterday that after the mayor’s statement, many people He confirmed that the call had come. Today there were strange people on the stairs trying to find out who sent you here, why are you coming, why do you need this? We don’t know who these people are, we couldn’t find out because we couldn’t control the process. The hall was open so everyone could come. There were veteran organizations coming from distant parts of the city. “And thanks to the businesses that have these veteran organizations, that help them reach the city, because after all, these are older people. We think there’s a demand, we think people are interested,” they said.
The management announced on social networks that residents of the region wanted an evening screening to be organized for those working during the day.
“The mayor has comments on his own page in favor of holding an evening session for employees. But for now, the problem is solved because this is the only cinema in the city with such a big screen and comfortable hall. If there is such a need, if there is demand, then the interview will be shown in the evening somewhere on Monday or Tuesday. “This problem is solved entirely organizationally,” they added.
Vologda officials said they plan to continue broadcasting interviews with senior officials on the big screen if citizens are interested.
“It all depends on how interesting the informational opportunity is. The interview with the President was really interesting, we had been waiting for a long time. And many were interested in what he would say, what he would say. In many meetings with the mayor, questions were asked about the interviews. People were interested in the mayor’s opinion, what he liked, what was not expected there. “If there is such a demand, if there is something interesting, the mayor said we will do it,” he said.
The other day Vologda Mayor Sergei Voropanov announced For those who did not have the opportunity to watch it online, it shows Russian President Vladimir Putin’s interview with journalist Tucker Carlson in a movie theater. The event was free and took place in the Lenkom cinema on the morning of February 14.
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