Russian films at the East End Film Festival
We are as disappointed as you are that the ash cloud stopped our Russian authors from making it to the UK for our SLOVO festival. However, the festival has not been cancelled, merely postponed. We are working hard to bring the events to London at a later date, so keep a close eye on our website!
In the meantime, Academia Rossica is delighted to support The East End Film Festival (22 April – Friday 30) in their focus on new Russian cinema.
Umaturman in London
16 May, 7pm, afterparty with DJ Taras till 01.00
O2 Arena
Uma2rman is one of the most successful Russian rock groups, winning prestigious awards and staying at the top of the hit charts in Russia, Ukraine and many other countries. Uma2rman is a Moscow-based band made up of the two brothers Sergei and Vladimir Kristovski. They have been active since 2003 releasing 3 albums, several video clips and many songs.
O2 Arena
Uma2rman is one of the most successful Russian rock groups, winning prestigious awards and staying at the top of the hit charts in Russia, Ukraine and many other countries. Uma2rman is a Moscow-based band made up of the two brothers Sergei and Vladimir Kristovski. They have been active since 2003 releasing 3 albums, several video clips and many songs.
CINE FANTOM
Apollo West End
The legendary Moscow film club, founded by the brothers Igor and Gleb Aleynikov, present their special collection of short films – a collage of soviet news chronicles, conventional sketches and animations on the subject of constant revolution.
The legendary Moscow film club, founded by the brothers Igor and Gleb Aleynikov, present their special collection of short films – a collage of soviet news chronicles, conventional sketches and animations on the subject of constant revolution.
CINE FANTOM
Apollo West End
The legendary Moscow film club, founded by the brothers Igor and Gleb Aleynikov, present their special collection of short films – a collage of soviet news chronicles, conventional sketches and animations on the subject of constant revolution.
The legendary Moscow film club, founded by the brothers Igor and Gleb Aleynikov, present their special collection of short films – a collage of soviet news chronicles, conventional sketches and animations on the subject of constant revolution.