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Christopher Vourlias The Key Buyers Event: Digital Edition, a virtual platform for Russian content hosted by film promotion body Roskino, wrapped this week with a slew of sales and an affirmation that global players are increasingly looking to tap into the Russian market.The online market welcomed some 600 international participants from 70 countries, with the largest number of buyers coming from the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Spain, Japan and China.

Christopher Vourlias Russian filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov (“Leto,” “The Student”) is developing a limited series based on the life of legendary Soviet filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky, Variety has learned exclusively.The series will be written and directed by Serebrennikov, and produced by Ilya Stewart, Murad Osmann and Pavel Burya of Moscow-based Hype Film.“Andrei Tarkovsky and his iconic masterpieces greatly influenced world cinema and continue to be a source of endless inspiration for filmmakers

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Christopher Vourlias The protracted chill between Moscow and the West might be putting a Cold War-style freeze on diplomatic relations globally, but all signs in recent years point toward a Russian film industry drawing closer to its counterparts across the world, with international co-productions steadily on the rise.The Russian government’s announcement last year of a cash rebate of up to 40% signaled its intent to woo foreign producers to the country; so did a decision by the culture

Molly-Mae Hague has reportedly decided to quit social media after suffering abuse over the tragic and untimely death of her Pomeranian puppy, Mr Chai.The 21 year old and her boyfriend Tommy Fury, who met on the hit ITV dating show Love Island in 2019, recently came under fire from cruel trolls who accused the pair of "killing" their dog, just six days after he was imported from Russia.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have hit back at trolling comments over the death of their Pomeranian puppy Mr Chai.The 21 year old influencer said she “could not ignore the comments” and had been sat “hysterically crying” at critics who accused the pair of “killing” their dog for taking it out and slammed them for shipping a dog from Russia.

The dog breeder who sold Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury’s puppy, Mr Chai, to them has spoken out after the news of his death.Tiffany Puppies, who sold the pet Pomeranian to Tommy, 21, as a surprise for Molly-Mae’s 21st birthday, has insisted the pup was “a healthy dog”.