A Norwegian disaster film, the directorial debut of Alexei Chadov, and other exclusive September premieres on the Kinopremiera channel in a traditional review of TV novelties.
"Tune in to Cinema!" presents exclusive new films that will be shown for the first time on Russian TV in September on the "Kinopremiera" channel.
September 7 — "First Oscar"
A war drama starring Tikhon Zhiznevsky. The film is based on the true story of Soviet frontline cameramen whose documentary footage of the Battle of Moscow shook Hollywood and won the first Oscar for the USSR.
"Major Grom: Plague Doctor" is a Russian comic book film that succeeded.
Open materialDirected by Sergei Mokritsky, the director of "Battle for Sevastopol."
September 14 — "His Own War. Storm in the Desert"
The directorial debut of Alexei Chadov ("9th Company"). A loose continuation of Alexei Balabanov's "War." Learning that his former commander has been captured in Syria, "eternal soldier" Ivan Ermakov goes to the battlefield under the guise of a foreign journalist named John.
In addition to Chadov, the film stars Kristina Asmus ("Text") and Viktor Sukhorukov (the "Brother" dilogy).
September 21 — "The Burning Sea"
about the destructive impact of humans on the environment. As a result of the largest underwater crack in history in the North Sea, dozens of oil platforms could sink. A small special unit is sent to help the drillers. Their goal is to save people before the oil slick catches fire.
September 28 — "Strict Regime Parents"
A satirical comedy about the power of parental love. The corrupt mayor of a small town is about to run for a second term, but on the eve of the election campaign, his retired parents decide to teach their offspring a lesson and lock him in a house outside the city.
Starring Alisa Freindlich ("Office Romance"), Alexander Adabashyan ("At Home Among Strangers, a Stranger Among His Own"), and Evgeny Tkachuk ("The Execution").
Watch in September every Wednesday at 20:30 on the Kinopremiera channel.
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