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11:30, 19:10, 23:30. Short / Animation. The Terrible Thing of Alpha-9! USA 2009, 6 min. Directed by Jake Armstrong. Awards and festivals: Hiroshima International Animation Festival - nominated. Prospect. USA 2013, 14 min. Directed by Christopher Caldwell, Zeek Earl. Starring: Thomas Castle, Tony Doupe, Callie Harlow, Joshua Miles. Awards and festivals: SXSW Film Festival - nominated. Le Voyage dans la Lune. France 1902, 13 min. Directed by Georges Melies. Cams. Sweden 2014, 13 min. Directed by Carl-Johan Westregard. Awards and festivals: Venice Film Festival - nominated. The Centrifuge Brain Project. Germany 2012, 7 min. Directed by Till Nowak. Starring: Leslie Barany. Awards and festivals: Annecy International Animated Film Festival - nominated, Aspen Shortsfest - Best Short, Dresden Film Festival - Youth Jury Award - Honorable Mention, German Short Film Award - Outstanding Short Film, Hamburg International Short Film Festival - Audience Award, Moscow International Film Festival - Best Short Film, San Sebastan Horror and Fantasy Film Festival - Best Short Film. One Man and His Dog. UK 2010, 8 min. Directed by Jonathan Hopkins. The Nostalgist. UK 2014, 17 min. Directed by Giacomo Cimini. Starring: Lambert Wilson, Samuel Joslin, Darrell D'Silva, Stephen Thompson, Scott Hinds. Awards and festivals: Giffoni Film Festival - Short Film, Palm Springs International Short Fest - Best Live Action Short over 15 minutes (2nd place). In English, German, Swedish, French with Russian subtitles.
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17:45. Short / Animation. The Terrible Thing of Alpha-9! USA 2009, 6 min. Directed by Jake Armstrong. Awards and festivals: Hiroshima International Animation Festival - nominated. Prospect. USA 2013, 14 min. Directed by Christopher Caldwell, Zeek Earl. Starring: Thomas Castle, Tony Doupe, Callie Harlow, Joshua Miles. Awards and festivals: SXSW Film Festival - nominated. Le Voyage dans la Lune. France 1902, 13 min. Directed by Georges Melies. Cams. Sweden 2014, 13 min. Directed by Carl-Johan Westregard. Awards and festivals: Venice Film Festival - nominated. The Centrifuge Brain Project. Germany 2012, 7 min. Directed by Till Nowak. Starring: Leslie Barany. Awards and festivals: Annecy International Animated Film Festival - nominated, Aspen Shortsfest - Best Short, Dresden Film Festival - Youth Jury Award - Honorable Mention, German Short Film Award - Outstanding Short Film, Hamburg International Short Film Festival - Audience Award, Moscow International Film Festival - Best Short Film, San Sebastan Horror and Fantasy Film Festival - Best Short Film. One Man and His Dog. UK 2010, 8 min. Directed by Jonathan Hopkins. The Nostalgist. UK 2014, 17 min. Directed by Giacomo Cimini. Starring: Lambert Wilson, Samuel Joslin, Darrell D'Silva, Stephen Thompson, Scott Hinds. Awards and festivals: Giffoni Film Festival - Short Film, Palm Springs International Short Fest - Best Live Action Short over 15 minutes (2nd place). In English, German, Swedish, French with Russian subtitles.
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13:20. Drama / Criminal. USA 2014, 90 min. Directed by Henrik Ruben Genz. Starring: James Franco, Kate Hudson, Tom Wilkinson, Omar Sy, Anna Friel. In English with Russian subtitles.
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13:30. Adventure / Sci-Fi. USA, UK 2014, 169 min. Directed by Christopher Nolan. Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Mackenzie Foy, David Oyelowo. In English with Russian subtitles. Awards and festivals: Hollywood Music In Media Awards - nominated.
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22:45. Comedy. France 2014, 93 min. Directed by Benjamin Guedj. Starring: Baptiste Lecaplain, Charlotte Le Bon, Felix Moati, Jean-Yves Berteloot, Suliane Brahim. In French with Russian subtitles.
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15:05. Comedy. France 2014, 93 min. Directed by Benjamin Guedj. Starring: Baptiste Lecaplain, Charlotte Le Bon, Felix Moati, Jean-Yves Berteloot, Suliane Brahim. In French with Russian subtitles.
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09:20. Romance / Comedy. USA 2014, 97 min. Directed by Woody Allen. Starring: Colin Firth, Emma Stone, Marcia Gay Harden, Catherine McCormack, Eileen Atkins. In English with Russian subtitles.
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16:50. Drama. Australia 2014, 104 min. Directed by Stephen Lance. Starring: Emmanuelle Beart, Harrison Gilbertson, Rachael Blake, Socratis Otto, Malcolm Kennard. In English with Russian subtitles.
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21:00. Comedy. Croatia, Serbia 2013, 93 min. Directed by Vinko Bresan. Starring: Kresimir Mikic, Niksa Butijer, Marija Skaricic, Inge Appelt, Petar Atanasoski. In Croatian, German with Russian subtitles. Awards and festivals: Chicago International Film Festival - nominated, European Film Awards - nominated, Festroia - Troia International Film Festival - Best Picture, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival - nominated, Pula Film Festival - Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Thessaloniki Film Festival - A Look at the Balkans Award Vinko Bresan.
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| The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby |
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11:00, 17:05, 21:10. Drama. USA 2014, 123 min. Directed by Ned Benson. Starring: James McAvoy, Jessica Chastain, Viola Davis, William Hurt, Isabelle Huppert. In English with Russian subtitles. Awards and festivals: Cannes Film Festival - nominated, Ischia Global Film & Music Festival - Ischia Actress Award.
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19:25, 01:20. Comedy. France, Belgium 2014, 88 min. Directed by Tonie Marshall. Starring: Sophie Marceau, Patrick Bruel, Jean-Pierre Marielle, Francois Morel, Sylvie Vartan. In French with Russian subtitles.
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| The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet |
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11:30. Action / Adventure / Drama. France, Australia, Canada 2013, 105 min. Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Name. Starring: Kyle Catlett, Helena Bonham Carter, Judy Davis, Callum Keith Rennie, Dominique Pinon. In English with Russian subtitles. Awards and festivals: César Awards, France - Best Cinematography, Lumiere Awards, France - CST Award, World Soundtrack Awards - nominated.
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