May 10: screening of the film "Russian Reactor" based on the Sevastopol bike show of the "Night Wolves" motorcycle club
On May 10, in Pavilion No. 36 "Museum of Cinema"
the Russian Society "Knowledge" will hold a film screening of the
movie "Russian Reactor", the author of which is the president of the
Russian motorcycle club "Night Wolves" Alexander Zaldastanov
(Surgeon). The screening will take place on the eve of the opening of the
Moscow motorcycle season, which will be held on May 11 at the RUSSIA EXPO.
The 35-minute movie tells about the events in Russian
history from 1917 to the present day, about the difficulties faced by the
citizens of the country in different years, about their overcoming and about
the successes achieved in the economy, science, space exploration. The image of
the reactor in the movie is understood as the energy of people and the Russian
spirit. The film is based on the annual Sevastopol bike show of the “Night
Wolves” motorcycle club and is an attempt to conceptualize the most important
events in the history of Russia.
For the first time at the Exposition, the movie was shown as
part of the Knowledge.Cinema project on February 29. It opened a series of
screenings in different regions of Russia. In Moscow, the film was presented to
the public by Alexander Zaldastanov.
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