"White Media" starts shooting the series "Ashes" with a stellar cast of
Group of Companies "White Media" started filming desyatiseriynogo television film "Ashes" for the TV channel "Russia 1". The action of the film is from 1938 to 1948 years and encompasses key events of the era.
In the shooting will be attended by Vladimir Mashkov, Yevgeny Mironov, Elena Liadov, Sergei Garmash, Chulpan Khamatova Smolyakov Andrew, Peter Mamonov, Vladimir Gostyukhin, Irina Rozanov, Sergey Chonishvili Paul Derevianko.
Shoot "Ashes" by Eduard Bagirov scenario will Vadim Perelman ("Moments of Life", "House of Sand and Fog").
"Ashes" is very interesting from a genre point of view - is a large-scale historical detective saga, in which there is a strong melodramatic element. I am confident that our TV is a project of a new level, because the show was directed by famous Hollywood director Vadim Perelman. "Ashes" for his first job as a television, and in both Russia ", - the general producer of" White Media "Timur Weinstein.
Filming the TV series "Ashes" will be held in St. Petersburg, Vyborg, Karelia, and Moscow before the end of October.
Marat Basharov and Alexei Panin they withdraw in the crime drama Alexander Atanesyan
Directed by Alexander Atanesyan ("Bastards") began work on a new picture with the working title "I want to see how she would die" - sequel to the movie "A close enemy."
Fleeing from persecution, the main heroine of the film is going to Odessa. There, she met with the musicians of the rock band and have fun, but of her persecutors do not forget.
In the film, they withdraw Marat Basharov ("Turkish Gambit"), Aleksei Panin ("Dead Man's Bluff"), Alexei Makarov ("King") and Ravshan Kurkova ("Mom"). Filming will take place in Odessa.
Russian filmmaker is preparing to launch a film about the Estonian Amelie in the style of Soviet cinema
Directed by debutant Jan-Konofalskaya working on the film "Tallinn-Moscow". According to the director, the film will be shot in the traditions of Soviet cinema 70-80s, and the main character will be like the French Amelie.
In the center of the story - the story of Estonia's cellist, who decides to move to Moscow to study at the conservatory. But, he settled in Russia, it is increasingly homesick and goes on a long journey to Estonia and Finland.
Filming will take place in Russia, Estonia and Finland will begin in the spring of 2013. We are currently casting for an actor.
Cossack Dmitry Pevtsov play in the new children's film
Azerbaijani film director Nazim Zohrabov ("Cossack and orphan") began working on the film "Cossack Fairy Tales" - the adaptation of works of science fiction writer Andrew Belyanina ("A sword with no name").
The filmmakers hope to make a film in the tradition of children's classics, film director Alexander Row ("Jack Frost", "Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka"). In the story, three seasoned warriors gather in a roadside tavern and begin to remember their feats of arms.
In the film, they withdraw Dmitry Pevtsov ("Turkish Gambit"), Igor Kasilov ("The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors") and Khalil Musaev ("Once in the Caucasus"). Filming will take place in Astrakhan.
Naumov swung at "Tales of Pushkin"
According to the press service of Mosfilm, the pavilions of the studio started shooting the first scene of the series "Tales of Pushkin" - "The Tale of Tsar Saltan." In 2011, film director Vladimir Naumov ("Tehran-43") planned to film all five of the famous Russian classic fairy tales, and the fall in the media reported that the shooting should begin in February. At the same time it was reported that the production cycle, the first picture studio will "Union Navona", released to this day two tapes Naumov - "Mona Lisa on the pavement" (2007) and "In Russia, it is snowing" (2010). The producer of "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" acts Eugene Zorin.
It is reported that the role of Tsar Saltan and Matchmaker Babarikha perform in the film, respectively, Yuri Stoyanov and Natalia Belokhvostikova. The filmmakers are planning to release it in theaters in 2013.
Previously, "The Tale of Tsar Saltan," filmed in the Soviet Union, the v1966 Ptushko director Alexander, author of the script of the first Soviet horror film "Wii."