🔥 Yakut cinema debuts at Filmart for the first time
Yakut filmmaking is stepping onto a new international stage. At Asia’s largest film market Filmart in Hong Kong, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) has opened its first-ever regional stand.
Yakut filmmaking is stepping onto a new international stage. At Asia’s largest film market Filmart in Hong Kong, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) has opened its first-ever regional stand.
Mediascope and MediaHills have summarized TV viewing trends for last year.
For the third year running, Russian cinema chains will support domestic films by temporarily halting unofficial screenings of new Hollywood releases.
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