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On November 13 and 14, the Moskino Tula cinema will host screenings of the 45th VGIK International Student Film Festival. Audiences will see short feature and animated films by aspiring directors and students of the S.A. Gerasimov All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography (VGIK) on the big screen.
The program includes films on various topics, each with its own unique signature style. Admission to the film screenings is by pre-registration.
The VGIK International Student Film Festival is a leading platform for students from Russian and international film schools to present their academic, coursework, and diploma film and theater work to a wider audience.
The festival has been held since 1961, and its prizewinners and laureates have been directors whose work has been highly acclaimed not only in Russia but also internationally. Among them are Andrei Konchalovsky, Elem Klimov, Andrei Tarkovsky, Vasily Shukshin, Nikita Mikhalkov, Vadim Abdrashitov, Sergei Solovyov, Alexander Khant, Boris Akopov, Alexander Tsoi, Alexei German Jr., Alexander Kott, Anna Melikyan, Pyotr Buslov, Alexei Mizgirev, and others.
Festival program
Participants will present feature films recommended for the youngest viewers, as well as children aged six to 12 years.
Feature films:
— “Dot-Dash” (directed by Kaleria Kotova);
— “Echo of the Peaks” (director Ivan Kharitonov);
— “Three Days to the Finish” (directed by Alexandra Sovetskaya);
— "The Mute" (directed by Arsen Aristakesyan).
Animated films:
— "Black Chicken" (directed by Elena Mironova);
— “Movement” (directed by Anastasia Turishcheva);
— “The Shepherd, the Ram and the Girl” (directed by Lisa Cott);
— “Rejoice!” (directed by Alexandra Semenova);
— "Carousel Horses" (directed by Sofia Frolenko);
— “Old Women” (director Egor Kulagin);
— “About the Worm and the Girl” (directed by Elizaveta Kashina);
— "Autumn" (directed by Valentina Kozlova);
— “To Yesenin” (directors Anastasia Nekrasova, Timur Shakirov, Svetlana Mochizhova, Anna Rybina)
— “A Warm Sweater for a Lemur” (directed by Maria Churkina);
— “Live in the House” (directed by Angelina Mayulova);
— “Piano on the Cliff” (directed by Valeria Sobolevsky);
— “Eclipse” (director Anastasia Zabelina);
— “It Hurts” (directed by Anastasia Petrova);
— “We’re in trouble!” (directed by Karina Astakhova);
— “How a cat settled into the kitchen” (directed by Elizaveta Korobkova);
— “I made friends with the sea” (directed by Anna Parfenova);
— "The Bird Embroiderer" (directed by Polina Ilyina).
State Budgetary Cultural Institution "Moscow Cinema" (Moskino) is an organization within the structure Department of Culture, which oversees the development of city cinemas, filming in the capital, and other citywide film projects. The Moscow Cinema cinema chain carries out cultural and educational activities, offering audiences of all ages the opportunity to watch not only entertaining films but also arthouse films, Soviet films, and rare classics on the big screen.
The Moscow Film Cluster comprises infrastructure facilities, services, and facilities for filmmakers, developed by the Moscow Government as part of the "Moscow – City of Cinema" project. Its structure includes the Moskino Cinema Park, the Gorky Film Studio (with locations on Sergei Eisenstein Street and Valdaisky Proyezd), the Moskino Film Factory, the Moskino Cinema Network, the Moskino Film Commission, and the Moskino Film Platform.
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