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Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
April 12 was Cosmonautics Day in Russia. In honor of the holiday, a creative evening dedicated to Yuri Gagarin was held in the Moskino cinema park, professional stuntmen performed, interactive performances and concerts were held, as well as fun games with tasks for children and adults.
Creative evenings and quests
On April 12, Varvara Nikitina, vice-president of the Stuntmen’s Guild of the Russian Cinematographers’ Union, gave a lecture at the Gonzaga Theatre. She talked about the difficult work she has been doing for 30 years, revealed the secrets of filming space flights, and showed how a gimbal, a device for simulating the movement of an aircraft, works. The audience was also invited to experience the emotions of such a flight, and the stuntmen’s performances expanded the understanding of this profession.
“Such meetings are very necessary because they give the audience an opportunity to get acquainted with the cinema kitchen, learn the subtleties and secrets from professionals. Thus, the Moskino cinema park unites viewers and creators. When I came here for the first time, five natural sites were built here. I did not expect that this would be such a global and rapidly developing project. Unique sets are built here, thanks to which the filmmaking process becomes more comfortable. We filmed the film Peter I on the natural site of Moscow’s Cathedral Square, and we had very complex stunt scenes there, which we were able to implement in the cinema park. We also filmed the project Santa Claus Wanted here, and these films will soon appear on screens. In addition, a stunt festival will be held soon, in which we will be happy to participate,” Varvara Nikitina shared her impressions.
The stunt coordinator emphasized that it is very comfortable to work in the film park, and the creative process is organized at the highest level.
On April 13, the educational center hosted a creative evening dedicated to Yuri Gagarin. Yulia Kostina, head of the scientific and methodological work department of the Cosmonautics Museum, spoke about the first manned flight into space and the discoveries that were made thanks to this event.
The quest “Space Frontier” was held in the decorations of “Moscow of the 1940s”, “Prince Andrey’s Chambers”, as well as on the central square and near “Cowboy Town”. Participants practiced their knowledge of physics, caught the insidious alien Zikzakzok, and also restored the Earth’s energy system, the planet from a catastrophe.
Performances, concerts and film screenings
On April 12 and 13, the Gonzaga Theatre showed the interactive play “Frantic Cosmists”. Young viewers and their parents saw famous space explorers on stage and also took part in fun games.
“We liked the detailing of the characters, the costumes of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky and Yuri Gagarin were memorable, we were surprised by how similar the faces of the great scientists and cosmonauts turned out to be. The children were happy to take pictures with the characters of the play. It’s great that the children were involved in the play, they were invited on stage and they took part in the performance. A very pleasant impression,” said spectator Artem Fedorov.
The guests noted that the costumes were made very realistically, and the performance helped them learn more about space and get to know its discoverers.
On April 13, hits from world cinema were heard from the stage. The audience heard compositions from famous Disney cartoons, Soviet films and popular musicals.
Over the weekend, the Moskino Kinopark cinema hosted screenings of films about family values, love and friendship. Guests appreciated the comedy “Batya-2. Ded” – it takes the viewer back together with the characters to childhood memories of their home and unforgettable moments that you want to return to. The audience was also touched by the funny film “Everything That Concerns You” about the search for a father and music that unites hearts. And the film “Palma-2” told the story of a lost bear cub who finds a real family and true friends.
Actors of the historical series talked about filming in the Moskino cinema parkA historical drama about the events of Ancient Rus’ in the 12th century was filmed at the Moskino cinema park
The Moskino cinema park is part of Sergei Sobyanin’s “Moscow – City of Cinema” project and an object of the Moscow cinema cluster, which is being developed capital’s Department of Culture. The first stage of development has already been completed here: 24 natural sites, four pavilions and six infrastructure facilities have been built. Among them are the sets “Center of Moscow”, “Moscow of the 1940s”, “Vitebsk Station”, “Yurovo Airport”, “Cathedral Square of Moscow”, “Deaf Village”, “County Town”, “Cowboy Town”, “St. Petersburg Bar” and others.
The Moscow Film Cluster is an infrastructure facility, services and facilities for filmmakers, which are being developed by the Moscow Government within the framework of the Moscow — City of Cinema project. Its structure includes the Moskino film park, the Gorky Film Studio (sites on Sergei Eisenstein Street and Valdaisky Proyezd), the Moskino film factory, the Moskino cinema chain, the film commission and the Moskino film platform.
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