1975
2021
Film by Renat Davletyarov
PILOT. A BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL
Production center "INTERFEST" -
A film company specializing in movie production, film festivals and film events. “INTERFEST” is the legal successor of the General Directorate of International Film Festivals "Interfest" and, in turn, the state organization "Sovinterfest", created in 1975 to host the Moscow International Film Festival and Russian film festivals and exhibition activities abroad
INTERFEST
AS FILM FESTIVALS ORGANIZER
The "Interfest" brand is widely known in international film industry, as the organizer of various film events in Russia and abroad.

In September 2006, "Interfest" implements a new project - the Yalta International Festival of Producer’s Cinematography "KINO-YALTA", which was held with a constant full house in cinemas and at 3 open areas in the city of Yalta. Festival nominations for movies of the competition program allowed evaluation of the role of the producer in the project: “For the best production project”, “For the best cast”, “Discovery of the producer”, “For the contribution to the film industry”. Within the framework of the festival, seminars and round tables were held on trending topics of movie business.
In 2007, “Interfest” creates an ambitious "new wave" festival - the first Moscow international festival of contemporary cinema "ZAVTRA / 2MORROW", which for several years has been presenting current trends of international filmmaking to discerning movie enthusiasts and a wide range of viewers.

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Moscow International Film Festival is a significant cultural event, where more than 4 thousand guests were accredited annually, more than 150 films from more than 60 countries were shown. For holding the XIX Moscow International Film Festival the Foreign Press Association awarded The General Directorate of International Film Festivals "Interfest" with a Diploma for organizing the best film event in 1995.
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The “2-in-1” Festival continued to strive to embrace the entire spectrum of the visual arts and present experimental films in a new film language. The "2-in-1" program is a combination of the author's principle and audience appeal, a synthesis of genres, the intersection of fiction and documentary, cinematography and contemporary art.

RUSSIAN FILM WEEKS IN THE COUNTRIES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE USA

Russian Film Week in New York
“Interfest” company, with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, has begun to hold the Week of Russian Cinema in New York since 2002. Over the years, more than 70 Russian contemporary films have been shown.
Venues:
• Directors Guild Hall of America in Manhattan;
• Center for the Performing Arts in Tribeca (912 seats),
• cinemas in Brooklyn (halls for 250 seats).


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2002
Year of the first Russian Film Week in New York
> 70
Films shown
> 6000
Viewers annually
“Interfest” was awarded an honorary diploma from the City Council of New York for organizing a significant cultural event - the Russian Film Week in New York.
Russian Cinema Weeks in the European Union
Every year the program of each Film Week includes from 10 to 18 new Russian films, incl. full-length, short, animation for children. Films are shown with French subtitles and German subtitles, creative meetings of directors, actors, producers with spectators are held; open lectures by film critics, round tables and master classes. Russian Cinema Weeks have taken a solid niche in the cultural life of European capitals and are consistently covered by the major French and German media.



Films are presented by directors, actors, producers. At the end of the sessions, filmmakers hold creative meetings with the audience, accompanied by translation into French and German.

Screenings of the Russian Film Week in Paris are held at 3 venues:
• Cinema "Harlequin" (Arlequin). Hall No1 (395 seats). Address: 6th arrondissement of Paris, st. Rennes 76.
• Cinema "Majestic Passy" (Majestic Passy). Great Hall No 1 (318 seats). Address: 16th arrondissement of Paris, st. Passy 18.
• Russian Spiritual and Cultural Center (Le Center Spirituel et Culturel Orthodoxe Russe). Hall (200 seats). Address: 7th arrondissement of Paris, Quai Branly 1-5.


Screenings of the Russian Film Week in Berlin are held at 2 venues:
• Russian House of Science and Culture in Berlin
(Russisches Haus Der Wissenschaft und Kultur). Cinema hall (188 seats). Address: Friedrich Strasse 176-179, Berlin.
• Cinema "Delphi de Luxe" in Charlottenburg (Delphi de luxe, Yorck theaters). Cinema hall (135 seats). Address: 10623 Berlin, Kantstrasse 12a

> 5500 
Annual viewers in Paris
> 4500
Annual number of viewers in Berlin
60%
Share of French-speaking and German-speaking audience
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December 2, 2021

DONBASS. BORDERLAND

June 12, 2019

THE DAWNS HERE ARE QUEIT...

April 30, 2019

PURE ART

June 9, 2016

GREEN CARRIAGE

November 26, 2015

FUGITIVES

September 25, 2014

STEEL BUTTERFLY

November 1, 2012

LOVEY-DOVEY 3

March 3, 2011

LOVEY-DOVEY 2

December 23, 2008

LOVEY-DOVEY

March 6, 2006

YULENKA

February 19, 2009

INDIGO

March 26, 2008

OT 180 I VYSHE

March 24, 2005

THE INVISIBLES

February 5, 2015

МиниМакс

January 2, 2021

Параллельные миры

September 26, 2013

Моя безумная семья

January 5, 2012

THE TALK

April 11, 2013

IRONY OF LOVE

March 25, 2010

NEWS
Contacts


+ 7 (495) 803-27-81

+ 7 (495) 917-24-86

121248, Moskva, Kutuzovskiy prospekt d.12 str.6


info@interfest.ru

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