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Watch from July 31 on Moscow screens
"The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor" (USA, 2008, Rob Cohen). The third series of a rollicking adventure saga about the living dead and good fellows, ancient curses and dashing prospectors. Archaeologist Alex O'Connell (Black Balloon, Kokoda, Hercules) disturbs the remains of Khan - the legendary dragon emperor (Jet Li - Once Upon a Time in China, Fearless, The Forbidden Kingdom) during excavations in China "), who is eager to revive his Terracotta Army from the dead and, with its help, become immortal and conquer the world. Therefore, Alex's parents - Rick (Brendan Fraser - "George of the Jungle", "The Quiet American", "Looney Tunes Are Back in Business") and Evelyn (Maria Bello - "Reckoning", "Dark", ") have to take up the matter. They smoke here"), who go to the ancient country of Shangri-La towards the greatest adventure of their lives (despite the fact that they had a lot to do in the first two parts). Kaleidoscopic entertainment, with abundant special effects, down-to-earth humor and natural beauty. Also starring John Hannah, Michelle Yeoh, Isabella Leong, Anthony Wong Chau-Sang, Liem Cunningham and Jessie Men.“Mean Girl” (USA, 2008, Ian Samuel) . An American remake of the 2003 South Korean comedy (which became an absolute box office hit in its homeland), directed by the young Frenchman Samuel, known for the hit, also 2003, but already Gallic comedy “Love Me If You Dare.” A young man, Charlie (Jesse Bradford - "Bring It On", "Fangirl", "Flags of Our Fathers") one day meets an absolutely drunk young lady (Elisha Cuthbert - "The Girl Next Door", "House of Wax", "Abduction") on the subway. who is absolutely sure that Charlie is her boyfriend. And this is just the beginning - later the crazy girl will turn Charlie’s planned life upside down once and for all, and he will understand that, no matter what, he cannot live without this abnormal woman. In America, the film never made it to wide screens, but was released straight to DVD. Also starring Austin Basis, Joanna Gleason, Elizabeth Newman and Jay Patterson.
“Moon in a Bottle” (Spain, 2007, Grojo). A romantic-eccentric phantasmagoria about creative quests and the everyday life that provokes them. Aspiring writer Zeta (Eduard Soto, star of the Spanish television series "Buenofuente") cherishes the idea of his upcoming masterpiece, and while the sweaty wave of inspiration somehow passes him, he writes books for others. He draws most of his impressions from observing the visitors and staff of the cafe, which chosen for permanent gatherings by the most diverse personalities, each stranger than the other. Also starring Dominic Pignon, Barbara Goenaga, Marina Herrero, Pep Hove, Lee Zimmerman, Michael Jen and Federico Luppi Only in “Horizon” and “Formula Cinema Europe”.