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Major Russian film fest kicks off in Sochi
Published: 07 June, 2010, 20:25
Edited: 08 June, 2010, 19:08
TAGS: Movies, Russia, Prime Time Russia
The annual Russian movie festival Kinotavr has opened in the southern city of Sochi with a romantic comedy “Moscow, I love you”.
As in the previously released “Paris, I Love You” and “New York, I Love You”, the picture is a series of short stories set in the Russian capital. Each story is a mini-tale of love unfolding against Moscow scenery.
Unlike its foreign counterparts, which had international teams of directors, "Moscow, I Love You" is a fully Russian product.
The film features some of Russia’s leading actors in unusual roles, ranging from assassins and suicides to priests-turned-criminal-gang-members.
The film is to be released later this month.
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