On April 26th the prizes of the anniversary 40th Moscow International Film Festival were awarded. >>
Suddenly the present 40th Moscow Film Festival found itself at the crossroads of anniversaries and memories of former festivals and great late filmmakers >>
“Eight And a Half Films” is one of the oldest and most popular programs of the Moscow Film Festival. For the first time it appeared in 1999 >>
A retrospective of Ingmar Bergman films on the occasion of his 100th anniversary >>
The small-scale retrospective of three Baltic states – Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia >>
Bruce Lee is more than just Bruce Lee. He is larger than life -- a legend, a myth even. >>
40th MIFF SPECIAL PRIZE “FOR THE OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN THE CAREER OF ACTING AND DEVOTION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF K. STANISLAVSKY'S SCHOOL” GOES TO NASTASSJA KINSKI >>
Every year the title of the program “Missing Pictures” acquires new meaning. Originally it was intended as a section for exceptional films which for some reason were overlooked by Russian festivals and distributors. >>
On the occasion of its anniversary the festival stages a holiday for film lovers and for itself. >>
In the third millennium we are facing new global problems that affect all the humanity. >>
MIFF special prize “For an outstanding contribution to the world cinema” is posthumously awarded to Oleg Tabakov >>
The films in this program have one element in common: the characters offer violet resistance to the reality which tries to crush and subdue them >>
Nowadays women’s cinema is a wide-spread notable phenomenon >>
The program “A fortnight that spans fifty years” offers an opportunity to trace the history of contemporary world cinema from the perspective of the parallel program at the Cannes film festival called “Directors’ Fortnight” >>
40th Moscow International Film Festival focusing on Sri Lankan Cinema in a very significant period. >>
