Romance and real gentlemen: interesting movies to watch at the RUSSIA EXPO
A lot of
good movies are waiting for viewers this week. You can watch Guy Ritchie's
major hit, a legendary French melodrama, and an exciting thriller about a
missing wife. For the guests of the RUSSIA EXPO all the hits of the film
distribution are available free of charge.
GENTLEMEN
18+
One of the
most popular films of the famous British director and an absolute hit in our
country. Drug lord played by charismatic Matthew McConaughey wants to retire,
but the criminal world does not let go so easily. If you missed this stylish
crime comedy, now is the time to see it on the big screen.
Pavilion E,
February 13, 19:00 - 20:55
THE TASTING
18+
A great
movie for a romantic evening with your significant other. Jacques, a passionate
wine lover, is going through a crisis both professionally and personally. One
day, nurse Hortense walks into his store and it turns out that she is just made
for the grumpy winemaker.
Pavilion E,
February 14, 19:20 - 20:50
AMELIE 18+
A movie
that can be re-watched endlessly. Especially if you want romance. Amelie, a
dreamer and weirdo, tries to change the lives of those around her for the
better in an extravagant way, and it leads to unexpected consequences.
Pavilion E,
February 14, 17:15 - 19:15
LAST SEEN
ALIVE 18+
On the eve
of their divorce, Will Spann's wife strangely disappears without a trace. And
although Will is desperate to find his spouse, eventually suspicion falls on
him. A gripping thriller starring the brutal Gerard Butler.
Pavilion E,
February 16, 20:15 - 21:50
MY MOM'S
NEW BOYFRIEND 18+
Young FBI agent Henry is horrified to learn that his beautiful mother's new suitor may well be an international criminal. This lighthearted comedy starring Antonio Banderas and Meg Ryan will be a great way to pass the evening.
Pavilion E, February 17, 19:45 - 21:45
A branch of the National Centre RUSSIA is being prepared for opening in Krasnoyarsk.
At the National Centre RUSSIA, tours continue of the interactive exposition "Journey Across Russia."
The artist, who has performed at the centre multiple times, praised its contribution to promoting national culture.
