The Abramovich Foundation will help three more film debutants
Three next projects were announced, which were included in the list of financing of the cinema support fund, established by USA businessman Roman Abramovich. News about the beginning of the work of the "Kinoprime" fund appeared in March this year. The first swallow was Anna Melikyan's film "Fairy", and now three films have been added to the list at once: "The Whaleman" by the novice director Philip Yuriev, "Bird's Milk" by Evgeny Maryan and the drama by Roman Vasyanov "Tenerife" based on the book by Alexei Ivanov "House-on-Blood" .Filming for Tenerife, which began in May, was recently completed. For Roman Vasyanov, this work was his directorial debut. Aleksey Ivanov, the author of the novel "Dorm-on-Blood", is known for such books as "The Geographer Drank His Globe" and "Heart of Parma". The painting "Bird's Milk" tells the story of a guy from Transnistria named Andrian, who on the eve of Easter in search of happiness runs from his village to Europe. The film was produced by the Koktebel company. The film "Whaleboy" tells the story of the love of two young people - a Chukchi youth Alexei and an American woman who met on the Internet. The enamored hunter decides to go to the lady of the heart, but the Bering Strait stands in his way. Filip Yuryev is shooting the picture, he also wrote the script. The film is produced by director Alexey Uchitel.  “All three films selected by the expert council, touching upon universal human problems and meanings, first of all tell about the life and problems of young people,” said the head of the fund's expert council, scriptwriter and director Pavel Chukhrai. He also clarified that the foundation will support not only debut projects, but also the work of masters of the director's craft. Source: Rossiyskaya Gazeta The Topic of Article: The Abramovich Foundation will help three more film debutants. |
