The Russian House in Brussels hosted a screening of films from the program of the international festival "Short Film Days", an annual event that brings together the best works of young directors from around the world. The program featured films of various genres, reflecting current themes and artistic explorations of contemporary cinema. Guests had the opportunity to see unique short films distinguished by their original language, bold directorial choices, and deep storytelling. For the third consecutive year, the festival screenings have been held at the Russian House in Brussels, attracting consistent interest from the Belgian audience. After the screening, a [...]

To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Russia's largest film studio, «Mosfilm»,  the Russian House in Brussels organized a film festival featuring a retrospective of films by the studio's general director and renowned filmmaker, Karen Georgievich Shakhnazarov. From May to October 2024, the Belgian audience was treated to six films spanning various genres, from psychological dramas to musical comedies: May 13 – «White Tiger» (2012) May 21 – «Courier» (1986) September 23 – «Anna Karenina. Vronsky's Story» (2017) September 25 – «The Assassin of the Tsar» (1991) October 1 – «In the Moscow slums» (2023) October 3 – «Jazzman» (1983) In [...]

The Cinema Club of the Russian House in Brussels hosted the opening of the film festival "100 Years of Mosfilm," dedicated to the anniversary of Russia's largest and oldest film studio. Mosfilm is part of Russia's national heritage, having produced nearly 2,000 feature films. Today, the Mosfilm Cinema Concern is a leading enterprise in the Russian film industry, equipped with high-tech equipment and bringing together the best creative and production forces in cinema. Four films by the renowned director and head of Mosfilm, Karen Georgievich Shakhnazarov, were selected for the program. The festival opened with the 2017 film "Anna Karenina: [...]