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Drama, melodrama. USA 2019, 105 min. Directed by Jenny Gage. Starring: Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Selma Blair, Josephine Langford, Jennifer Beals, Peter Gallagher. In English with Russian subtitles. Tessa is a perfect student, obedient daughter, and the faithful girlfriend to her high school sweetheart. She gets into college, with big plans in mind. But the comfy little world of this good girl is completely changed when the mysterious and attractive Hardin Scott comes bursting in. Thanks to her meeting this rebel, Tessa starts to ask herself questions that never came to mind before. Who is she, really? And what does she really want from life?
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Fantasy, drama. UK, France, Poland, USA, Germany 2018, 113 min. Directed by Claire Denis. Starring: Robert Pattinson, Juliette Binoche, André Benjamin, Mia Goth, Lars Eidinger. In English with Russian subtitles. Monte and his young daughter are the only surviving members of an unsurvivable mission to the ends of the solar system. The rest of the crew, made up of criminals and led by the mysterious Dr. Dibs, has disappeared without a trace. As the ship relentlessly moves in the direction of an all-consuming black hole, we watch as the mystery of what actually happened onboard unravels.
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Drama, melodrama, biography. UK 2019, 110 min. Directed by Trevor Nunn. Starring: Judi Dench, Sophie Cookson, Stephen Campbell Moore, Tom Hughes, Alfie Allen. In English with Russian subtitles. Quiet retiree Joan Stanley is whiling away her old age in a picturesque village near Cambridge. But her quiet existence is suddenly interrupted when MI5 comes for her. It turns out that Joan was one of the most influential spies in the history of the 20th century. In the 1950s, as a promising physics student, she fell in love with a Soviet agent and found out that the world was on the edge of a nuclear catastrophe. Joan faced an unanswerable question: was it acceptable to betray her country and loved ones if it meant saving mankind from a blind race for military supremacy? She made her choice. But what will the price be? The film is based on a true story.
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16:40, 21:40. Drama. UK, Germany, USA 2019, 108 min. Directed by James Kent. Starring: Keira Knightley, Pandora Colin, Jason Clarke. In English with Russian subtitles. Germany, 1946. One harsh winter, Rachael Morgan joins her husband, Lewis, in bombed-out Hamburg, where the British colonel must bring the city out of ruin. They settle in a luxurious mansion confiscated from a German architect, which is just as full of fresh traces of war as the city’s streets and the country as a whole. To Rachael’s surprise, Lewis allows the previous owner and their daughter to keep living with them under one roof. But can the former enemies forget the hatred that until recently separated them? In the tense atmosphere, full of personal losses and the struggles of the postwar era, enmity and sorrow give way to passion, which is invariably followed by betrayal.
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Drama, biography. UK 2018, 122 min. Directed by Ralph Fiennes. Starring: Oleg Ivenko, Ralph Fiennes, Adele Exarchopoulos, Chulpan Khamatova, Sergei Polunin. In Russian, English and French with Russian subtitles. The story of legendary ballet star Rudolf Nureyev. In the early 1960s, he goes to Paris on tour and becomes the first performer to never come back, refusing to return to the USSR. The film is dedicated to Nureyev’s childhood and youth in Leningrad and his life in Paris, where the dancer found new friends and fans but lost all connection with the things he held dear at home.
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