Krasnoyarsk residents were told about summer open-air screenings at the Kinodvorik

This summer, according to tradition, the cinema “Dom Kino” will open “Kinodvorik” – an open-air cinema in the very center of Krasnoyarsk (Mira Ave., 96). Film screenings will be held there from June 12 to August 21.

June 12 Summer screenings will open with Raul Heydarov’s autobiographical drama “Sidney Lumet’s Birthday.” Dato is a 17-year-old boy with a huge baggage of hopes for a bright future. He wants to become a director, but on the way to his youthful dream there are many obstacles that he must overcome through growing up and loving cinema.

June 26 viewers will go on a journey through a magical world, helping the girl Chihiro Ogino save her parents. The anime “Spirited Away,” directed by Hayao Miyazaki, will lift the veil of strangeness that captivates you. There is a place for everyone here: gods, ghosts, spirits and other supernatural creatures from all over the world, the main thing is not to stay in this wonderful world forever.

July 10 — dramedy “Yura Was Here,” the debut of Sergei Malkin, with a fresh look at filming and honest dialogue about what it means to grow up. Among friendship, self-searching and a cherished goal, the heroes learn to live together, and most importantly, to understand each other. Starring Konstantin Khabensky, who received the award for Best Actor.

July 24 You can spend a bohemian evening with Woody Allen’s characters in the melodrama “High Life.” Hollywood of the 1930s, the world of movie stars, hiding many experiences and illusions behind a beautiful picture. Bobby Dorfman, immersing himself more and more, wants to move away from the spotlights and cameras, realizing that a beautiful life is a challenge that few can cope with.

August 7 — silent movie evening. The romantic tragicomedy “City Lights” by Charles Chaplin will be scored live by musicians, recreating the atmosphere of the film and the time when musical accompaniment replaced speech and sounded like life itself.

August 21 The summer season of the open-air cinema will end with the comedy “High Security Vacation,” a truly kind and sincere film. There is a place for everything in the picture: friendship, love, and the atmosphere of the passing summer.