Amelie will be released again in Russian rental © "Pioneer" On July 1, the Pioneer film company will release the cult film by Jean-Pierre “Amelie”, who is 20 years old this year, will be released in Russia. The film will go in cinemas throughout the country, the Pioneer film company reports. Showers are planned both duplicated versions and in the original language with Russian subtitles. The film was released in 2001, received five Oscar nominations, two BAFTA awards and four Cesar awards.

The young Moscow musician and performer Timofei Yakimov, who writes anxious and gloomy songs at the junction of hip-hop and indie-rocks under the guise of Tima is looking for light, released this in the spring the intriguing album “Mirror”, which presented the gallery of unsightly heroes, full imperfections, doubts and contradictions in which each of us may recognize ourselves.

A system of creative orders for composers has appeared in Russia The Union of Composers of Russia, with the support of the Ministry of Culture of Russia, launched the program “Notes and Quota” - a system of creative orders for composers and performers.

© Carlos Renaso . . . In the summer cinema, Garage Screen is a large retrospective Vong Carva . Eight films that will show here were recently restored by the Criterion distributor under the supervision of the director himself; Much in the process was subjected to serious changes (a new color correction, a new ratio of the parties, a new sound, and so on)-Karvai says that he brought this into line with the original idea, which was impossible to carry out due to technical restrictions.

Vladimir Fedorov died On May 18, actor Vladimir Fedorov died in Moscow at the age of 82. This was reported by the site of the Moscow Art Theater named after A.P. Chekhov . Vladimir Anatolyevich Fedorov was born in 1939 in Moscow, graduated from the Moscow Engineering Institute (1964), worked at the Institute of Biophysics of the USSR Ministry of Health. Nuclear physicist, author of more than fifty scientific works and inventions.

The reprint of David Bowie's album “The Man Who Sold the World” is released © Warner Music On May 28, to the 50th anniversary of David Bowie, The Man Who Sold the World, Warner Music will present the publication “The Width of a Circle”. It will include a two-disc collection with a 21 unrelated track, four compositions that were not included in the album and the surveyed Tony Visconti, and the reissue of the album “The Man Who Sold the World” in the form of a picke-disc.

CDC and Pioneer will show masterpieces and rarity of Soviet cinema © provided by the press service of the cinema "Pioneer" The Documentary Cinema Center (CDC), the Pioneer Cinema and the International Service of the StoryTel audiobook are launched by the joint cycle “Reflection” dedicated to the famous movie masterpieces and rare films shot in different periods of the existence of the USSR.

The Center for Voznesensky continues the film screenings for the exhibition "African Diaries" © Center for Voznesensky Seven films of young Russian directors about Africa, its culture and problems shot over the past few years will be presented in the accompanying film program for the retrospect of photographer Victoria Ivleva “African diaries” in the center of Voznesensky.

The exhibition for the 230th anniversary of Aksakova will open in Moscow © State Museum of History of Russian Literature named after V.I. Dalya May 21 in the house of I.S. Ostroukhov in the trumpers, the department of the State Museum of the History of Russian Literature named after V.I. Dalya, the inter -museum exhibition project "Aksakov - Family - Russia" will open.

The first participants of the Form festival were declared © provided by the press service of the Form "Form" Today, May 19, the Form contemporary art festival, which will be held on July 8-11 in the Basmanny Courtyard public and business space in Moscow, announced the first wave of participants.