A joint program of Garage Screen and Kinotavr Sochi Open Russian Film Festival

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Garage Screen summer cinema

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Directly after the end of the 31st Kinotavr Sochi Open Russian Film Festival, Garage Screen summer cinema will be hosting the Moscow premieres of three significant, in Garage Screen curators' view, pictures featured in the festival's full-length film competition: Scarecrow by Dmitri Davydov (September 22), In Deep Sleep by Maria Ignatenko (September 23), Conference by Ivan I. Tverdovsky (September 24).

On September 21, Garage Screen will present a special screening of the opening film from Kinotavr, The Nose, or the Conspiracy of Mavericks (2020) by world-famous animator Andrei Khrzhanovsky, the most unusual and avant-garde Russian movie of the year.

All screenings within Garage Screen's joint program with Kinotavr will be accompanied by discussions involving the films' authors.

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Standard: 450 RUB
Student: 350 RUB*

Concessions for pensioners, veterans, large families, under 18s, and visitors with disabilities (with one carer): 225 RUB**

* For students of 18 to 25 years old with student ID
** Please bring proof of eligibility

Schedule

Film Screening. The Nose, or the Conspiracy of Mavericks

Master of Russian animation, Andrei Khrzhanovsky has turned the innovative opera by Dmitri Shostakovich—based on the eponymous novella by Nikolai Gogol and effectively banned in the Soviet Union—into a surrealist dream made of drawn animation, music, and documentary footage. The magical and heart-wrenching picture takes the viewer on a journey to the world of the Russian Avant-Garde, whose history resonates with the modern day. Director Andrey Khrzhanovsky will introduce the special screening at Garage Screen summer cinema and will facilitate an audience discussion.

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Date
Monday, September 21
Time
19:15–21:30
Place
Garage Screen summer cinema

Film premiere and Q&A: Scarecrow

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Tuesday, September 22
Time
19:15–21:30

Film premiere and Q&A: Scarecrow

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Tuesday, September 22
Time
22:30–00:00
Place
Garage Screen summer cinema

Film premiere and Q&A: In Deep Sleep

A sailor working on a ship somewhere in the Russian North is on trial for allegedly murdering a colleague. Turning to his memories, which are indistinguishable from visions, he tries to reconstruct what happened and clarify reality, which is twisted like a fishing net. Maria Ignatenko’s lyrical and utterly cinematic debut was first screened in the Forum program of the 70th Berlin International Film Festival. The Moscow premiere at Garage Screen will be introduced and discussed with the audience by the director.

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Wednesday, September 23
Time
19:15–21:30

Film premiere and Q&A: Conference

Seventeen years after the terrorist attack at Dubrovka Theater, one of the victims decides to organize a memorial evening in the building where the hostage-taking took place. With surgical detachment, the new drama by Ivan I. Tverdovsky (Zoology, Correction Class) reveals untapped historical trauma, collective amnesia, and a survivor's tragedy. The Moscow premiere of the film at Garage Screen will be introduced and discussed with the audience by the director.

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Date
Thursday, September 24
Time
19:15–22:00

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