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Ships of VGIK students will be shown for free in Cherepovets (6+)

From 12 to 14 November in the cinema “Komsomolets” Cherepovets will be held the International student festival VGIK

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Ships of VGIK students will be shown for free in Cherepovets (6+)

From 12 to 14 November in the cinema “Komsomolets” Cherepovets will host the International Student Festival of VGIK. The audience will be able to watch three short films. Entrance to all sessions is free.

A total of 17 works of the festival winners in various nominations will be shown. After watching, you can take part in the voting and evaluate the films, putting from one to five points. As a result, they will choose the winner of the audience award.

So, on November 12 and November 13 at 19.00 you can watch a feature film (16+), on November 14 at 15.00 - a family movie (6+).

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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