"Matilda" was recognized as innocent

The General Prosecutor's Office of Russia did not find violations of the law during the production and rental of the film "Matilda", as well as signs of hatred in the trailer of the picture. This is stated in the message in the telegram channel of the supervisory authority.

"In violations of the legislation when allocating a subsidy by the Film Film to finance the film, as well as when issuing the Ministry of Culture of Russia, there was no rental certificate," the Prosecutor General’s Office noted. - no reason for the intervention of the prosecution authorities was seen. "

Expert Council at the Ministry of Culture of Russia and specialists of St. Petersburg University studied the content of the film. "According to the results, the circumstances that impede the release of the film on rental," the document emphasizes.

"The audit conducted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia with the participation of psychologists and linguists showed that in the filler of the film there are no signs of the initiation of hatred or enmity and insults of the feelings of believers, entailing criminal liability," the Prosecutor General’s Office noted.

Since last fall, Poklonskaya submitted a number of denunciations to teachers. Claims of Unicorn were called by the film “Matilda”, dedicated to the novel by Nicholas II with Ballerina Matilda Kshesinskaya. Poklonskaya claims that "Russia is presented in the film as a country of gallows, drunkenness and fornication", and in addition, the picture insults "persons officially canonized," including Nicholas II. In this regard, the unicorn, in particular, demanded to verify the legality of the spending of budget funds allocated for the shooting of Matilda.

On July 22, Poklonskaya sent a request to the Ministry of Council and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to take measures to prevent insults of religious feelings of believers and desecrate the Orthodox shrines of the plot line of Matilda. 37 members of the Lower House were subscribed to the document. "Citizens sent 100 thousand appeals and signatures of citizens about insulting their feelings, - - - - - The deputy wrote. - the application was hardly fitting in 13 boxes. "Poklonskaya also attached information to the document to the document to be allocated by the creators of the state financing film in the amount of 280 million rubles.

In August, the teacher and his lawyer Konstantin Dobrynin sent a complaint to General Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika about false denunciations of the film "Matilda". The document noted that "anonymous, falsified, falsified, containing knowingly false information and pre -" directed "appeals" of opponents of the picture were sent to the supervisory authority. The director and his lawyer checked these appeals for signs of false denunciation and, if the suspicion is confirmed, "to bring each of the authors of such statements to criminal liability for the offense."