Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for International Cultural Cooperation (former Minister of Culture) Mikhail Shvydkoi proposed a plan to save Russian cinemas.
In his opinion, it is worth considering the possibility of exporting oil imports or limiting the consumption of resources. He noted that these sensors are not piracy, as “movies are shown – money is deducted. It’s like with famous debts: there is money, but you can’t collect borrowing.”
Speaking seriously, if we want to preserve the network, and they must be preserved, because otherwise Russian cinema will not be prestigious, it will not pay off, we need to think, I don’t know, about parallel distribution, about compliance, no matter how you can say it, but this is one from the options.
— said Shvydkoy
It is also specifically noted that in order to fill cinemas in Russia, it is necessary to shoot 200-250 films a year, and now about 160 are shown. Plus, it is necessary to invest in the production of Russian films. [Интерфакс]
Source: Iphones RU
