Tough fathers, Grand Opera and the Arctic: good movies await viewers at the RUSSIA EXPO
During the movie screenings guests of VDNH will worry about fathers and children, cheer for the orphan ballerina and enjoy the adventures of hapless thieves.
BALLERINA 6+
Beautiful animation for children with the atmosphere of New Year's Paris of the 19th century. The story of a talented orphan who decided to pass herself off as the daughter of the rich. The thing is that the girl dreams of becoming a ballerina and performing at the Grand Opera House.
Pavilion E, January 5, 10:15 - 11:45
ARCHIPELAGO EARTH 6+
Pavilion I, January 5, 10:00-10:45
A documentary devoted to the work of scientists in the harsh conditions of the Arctic. Thousands of nautical miles on a ship, extreme weather conditions, acquaintance with marine mammals and birds of the Arctic Ocean await viewers. Feel absolute isolation from the outside world.
DAD 18+
Comedy Dad with Vladimir Vdovichenkov is devoted to complex, sometimes dramatic relationships with parents. The protagonist comes to the village to his father and remembers his difficult childhood. The main part brilliantly performed by Vdovichenkov and the movie full of emotions will not leave the audience indifferent.
Pavilion F, January 6, 17:00 - 18:20. Register
FABERGE'S EGG 12+
Yuri Stoyanov and Ilya Borisov will ensure the fun for the audience and guarantee a great mood. The adventurous comedy will tell about childhood friends who dare to rob a museum. Faberge egg - the way to dreams and wealth was so close. But suddenly love intervened and everything went wrong.
Pavilion F, January 7, 17:00 - 18:30. Register
SCREENING OF THE MOVIE TEMPORARY DIFFICULTIES 12+
Sasha Kovalyov has a congenital disease. But his father is sure that if he doesn't give his son any indulgences, he will be able to stand on his feet. The boy really overcomes himself and grows up a strong and successful man. But he cannot forgive his father. The dramatic story of the relationship between a father and his disabled son raises many difficult moral questions and leaves no one indifferent.
Pavilion C, January 8, 19:00 - 20:30
