"Leviathan" will come out without a mat

The film "Leviathan" by Andrei Zvyagintsev will be released in Russian rental on November 13. The picture is re -sounded - there will be no non -normative vocabulary in the rolling version.

This was reported by Interfax with reference to the press service of the Non-Stop Production production company. The distributor of the film in Russia will be the company A Company Russia .

Earlier, Leviathan was demonstrated in one of the cinemas of Russia for a week in order to comply with formal procedures and pass the qualification of the nomination from Russia for the Oscar Award in the “Best Film Language Film” category, the press service “non-stop production” said.

There were concerns that the film could not go to Russian rental if he did not receive a rental certificate until July 1, when the law prohibiting the mat in the cinema began to operate. Nevertheless, Leviathan managed to receive a rental certificate (with an age limit “18+”).

In early August, one of the producers of the picture, Alexander Rodnyansky, said that the picture would be released in the first months of 2015, and, in accordance with the new law, obscene vocabulary in the rental version of the picture will not sound.

The world premiere of Leviathan took place in May at the Cannes Festival, where the film was awarded for the best script. The picture received several more awards of European film festivals, in particular the Grand Prix of the festival in Munich.

The North American premiere of the picture took place on September 10 at the Film Festival in Toronto, where Leviathan was presented in the program “Master”. In wide rental in the USA and Canada, the picture will be released in December 2014.