Cinemas in St. Petersburg have asked permission to show the Argument
Residents of St. Petersburg will not be able to appreciate the first blockbusters of the fall season - the movies "Argument" and "Mulan". Governor Alexander Beglov extended the ban on movie theaters until at least September 20, 2020. Corresponding changes have been made to the resolution "On measures to counter the spread of a new coronavirus infection (COVID-19) in St. Petersburg." This decision caused misunderstanding among a number of the city's cinema chains and owners of independent cinemas. Thus, the Mirage network initiated the creation of a petition calling for its cancellation. "Argument" will be released on September 3. All cinemas around the world are pinning their hopes on this movie and hope that it will bring the viewer back to the cinema. This is the first blockbuster since the pandemic, it can help the industry "get on its feet." The Topic of Article: Cinemas in St. Petersburg have asked permission to show the Argument. |
