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04.10.2007, 08:41
Ninety percent of children’s toys are made in China. The Russian toy market is also flooded with imported brands. But Moscow’s International Toy Fair proved something is changing as the Russian toy industry gradually builds its own reputation.
09.01.2007, 02:34
“New Year all year round!” It's the name of a festive performance featuring characters from a popular Russian animated series “Smeshariki”. The dazzling show is made even more vibrant with the astonishing soap bubbles!
03.06.2009, 09:32
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She teaches art to kids during the day and performs “Fairy Tales for Adults” at night. A scandal has rocked a school in a Russian city when it surfaced that a teacher-intern dances striptease at a night club.
20.07.2009, 15:17
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A young Transformers fan in China was drinking gasoline for five years trying to become a "valiant fighter" like Optimus Prime, the West China Metropolis Daily reports.
08.05.2009, 21:00
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Soviet pioneers with extraordinary – and even supernatural abilities – have made their way to Japanese anime. Well, not totally Japanese, to be correct.
24.12.2009, 21:09
Funny and touching watercolor characters are coming alive in short flicks brought to Moscow from Asia. Classics from Chinese national animation style are being presented in the 35mm movie club.
06.06.2009, 14:48
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It has been made in almost three years; a high-budget documentary aspiring to a high aim – rescuing the Earth together. The world premiere of the major environmental movie “Home” has turned eyes toward the planet.
19.10.2009, 18:01
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The Russian film “Hipsters” by director Valery Todorovsky has won the main prize – the Black Pearl – of the Third Middle East International Film Festival, which is coming to an end in Abu-Dhabi.
28.08.2009, 18:09
“Short” doesn’t mean less exciting, especially when talking about films. The “Future Shorts” festival is in full swing in Moscow, screening cutting-edge short and animated productions from around the world.
12.05.2011, 17:08
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Tonight’s Historama takes a look back at the first-ever Soviet disaster movie.
Published: 09 June, 2009, 17:34
The creators of the famous Russian animated series “Smeshariki” have been awarded the State Prize in the field of literature and art on Tuesday during a special ceremony in the Kremlin.
