More than 30 cultural spaces will take part in the All-Russian action «Cinema Night» in Sevastopol

By Stefania Novak On Авг 23, 2022

CrimeaPRESS reports:

12 August Sevastopol will join the All-Russian action «Cinema Night». More than 30 cultural spaces of the city will take part in it — cinemas, palaces and houses of culture, libraries.

On the big screens of the cinemas «Pobeda», «Rossiya», «Sailor», «Moscow», «October» you can see the family fairy-tale comedy «The Last Bogatyr: Messenger of Darkness» (6+) by Dmitry Dyachenko, the legendary sports drama «World Champion» (6+) by Alexei Sidorov and the fantastic comedy «A Couple from the Future» (12+) by Alexei Nuzhny. Admission to film screenings will be free, starting at 21: .

Before the screening of films, the audience is waiting for performances, master classes, film quiz, film lectures, a fashion show from Natalya Dukhnevich, performances from the theater studio «F.Art», the vocal duet «Mezzo-soprano» (Victoria Nakorneeva and Anna Kachalova ), ballet historian, writer Olga Kovalik, art historian Lyudmila Smirnova, stage director Natalia Slepchenko, artists Vitaly and Valery Lib , — quotes the press service of the director of the Department of Culture Irina Romanets .

In addition, within the framework of the action in five branches of children’s libraries — No. 9, , 10, 12, 16 — in 12: will show the cartoon «The Last Bogatyr». At the Moscow cinema at : will start showing cartoons for the youngest viewers.

Also, Sevastopol residents and guests of the city will be pleased with the musical program performed by the jazz orchestra «City Big Band», jazz trio A3 and singer Anna Shakel.

More information about the action program can be found at the link .

Recall that the All-Russian action «Cinema Night» is traditionally held on the last Saturday of August and is dedicated to the Day of Russian Cinema — a holiday for filmmakers and fans of this art form. The first promotion that took place from 14 to 28 August 2016 of the year in all regions of the Russian Federation, visited by more than 700 thousand people.