🎬 Saint Petersburg Builds Unified Film Ecosystem
A cooperation agreement between leading film companies and specialized universities has been signed at the RGISI Academic Theater.
A cooperation agreement between leading film companies and specialized universities has been signed at the RGISI Academic Theater.
Moscow’s Amedia film studio is hosting the 22nd industry exhibition CPS-2026 in full swing from March 26–28.
Gazprom-Media Holding CEO Alexander Zharov and Eleeanora Images head Nila Panda have signed a strategic partnership agreement.
Online cinema Ivi is expanding its offerings: as early as April, the platform will introduce a full audiobook section.
In 2026, Russians’ spending on online services is expected to grow significantly: the average annual bill for 3–5 subscriptions will rise from 20–25 thousand rubles to 25–32 thousand.
Russia’s virtual production industry has made a major leap forward: according to a report by the UK-based agency Hagman Global Strategies, the country ranks fifth worldwide, surpassing China. Only the U.S., the U.K., and the European Union are ahead.
The research company Medialogia (part of NMG) has launched a unified Russian TV Series Rating.
TelecomDaily analysts summarized 2025 results for Russia’s original content market. The key takeaway: the explosive growth of past years has given way to stagnation, with 160 projects released over the year (vs. 158 in 2024).
F6 company experts have uncovered a new wave of cyber fraud: over 1,200 fake online cinemas have been detected in the RuNet.
Gazprom-Media Holding (GPMH) CEO Alexander Zharov confirmed in an interview that his contract has been extended early — a new three-year management cycle begins March 24, 2026.