Main Prize “Golden George” for the best film: THE DAUGHTER (dir. REZA MIRKARIMI, Iran) >>
38 Moscow Film Festival' final line-up >>
As 2016 was announced the Year of the Russian Cinema, the 38th MIFF features Russian and Soviet films that have become international icons. >>
At the first official press conference in the Cannes on the 18th of May the opening and closing films of the MIFF were named >>
Not all movies are readily accessible. Some of them are fairly good. So much so that like Ciderellas they fade from the view of princes-selectors even before the end of the festival ball. >>
Dutch cinema is notoriously always open for directors whose artistic identity is wider than any geographic borders. >>
This program used to be called "Sex. Food. Culture. Glory". This year the last part was changed from "Glory" to "Death". >>
Special Prize for The Outstanding Achievement In The Career Of Acting and Devotion To The Principles of K. Stanislavsky's school went to Russian actress MARINA NEYOLOVA >>
SERGEY SOLOVYOV, an outstanding Russian filmmaker, received the Special Prize for An Outstanding Contribution to the World Cinema at the opening ceremony of the 38th Moscow International Film Festival in Pushkinsky concert hall on June 23. >>
Last year we presented a program of the famous film studio of the town Xi’an, which was founded basing to a significant extent on its creative leader, director and producer Wu Tianming’s legacy. This year we continue our introduction to this studio’s works in a larger context. >>
The documentary program “Free Thought” has been part of the Festival since 2006. Since that time it has presented to Russian viewers more than 150 Russian premieres of the best foreign documentaries. >>
“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. >>
The program introduces our viewers to a whole new world. Today the Arab World is the focal point of conflicts (many of them bloody) and contradictions threatening the stability on our planet. >>
Ulrike Ottinger grew up in Konstanz, where she opened her own studio at an early age. From 1962 until 1968, she lived and worked as an artist in Paris, where she exhibited at the Salon de la Jeune Peinture and elsewhere. >>
The 38th Moscow Film Festival prize “For an Outstanding Contribution to the World Cinema” is awarded to Spanish film director Carlos Saura >>
Chopard becomes a partner and an official jeweler of the 38th Moscow International Film Festival >>
The Republic of Korea today presents its films in all three competition programs. Director Lee Jun-Ik’s personal retrospective adds a multidimensional touch to the outlook of the world’s leading cinema school. >>
The past year was a difficult one, but the worst trials befell Europe, such as it had not known since the Second World War. >>
In the 21st century in the film industry sexism is becoming a thing of the past. Each year more and more women leave their mark as filmmakers, world film festivals seek out works by female directors for their programs. >>
With its production facilities, distribution and cinema halls networks and a catalogue of the most prestigious films in the world “Gaumon” is at present one of the most influential players in the world of film business. >>
