Partner Fedor Bondarchuk decided to exclude him from the co -owners of the movie center in St. Petersburg

The general director of Lenfilma and the co -owner of the movie theaters of Kinositi, Eduard Pichugin, filed an exclusion of the director, actor and producer Fedor Bondarchuk from among the participants of the company who built the film center "Giant Park" in St. Petersburg. Partners invested 1.2 billion rubles in the construction of this complex, Vedomosti write. As the newspaper clarifies with reference to the file cabinet of the Arbitration Court of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, the lawsuit was filed on June 6, and the first court hearing was scheduled for August 12.

The movie center "Giant Park" opened in the Alexander Park in the fall of 2013, and the co -owners of the Pichugin and Bondarchuk project became back in 2010. The area of ​​the complex is 16.5 thousand square meters. meters. On its top floor, the cinema of the Kinositi network is operating. Other premises rent various shops and restaurants.

Lawyers note that disputes about the exclusion from among the participants are a difficult category, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant caused significant harm to the company and prevented its development, and there are no clear criteria. What caused the discrepancy between partners is not specified.

In March, Vedomosti wrote that Lenfilm found a partner for the construction in Shushara Kinogorod for 4 billion rubles - the film studio signed an agreement on the placement of 10 hectares belonging to the developer in the Pushkinsky district Lenfilm Park.