For more than twenty-eight years, the red star has flown over the former Soviet Union. For many, it is a symbol of hope, happiness and power. But for others, its gleam only reminds them of oppression and their futile struggle to ensure that peace will prevail in their nation.The most recent turmoil in Russia has not turned public opinion against the Russians' support for communism - quite the opposite in fact. The Russian people are proud of their culture, traditions and achievements in science and engineering. They are also proud of their political choices. They are proud of the great country they have created, despite the hardships it has brought them in recent years. The people well understand that the history of Russia is one long story of struggle for freedom, justice and progress.The cinema in Russia has become a powerful source of inspiration for millions. With its high-quality product, film art is an example for the whole world to follow. The current film projects show that the Russian cinema industry has fully recovered from its severe crisis in the early 1990s. It is actively developing many new innovative trends that will soon become very popular all over the world. The Soviet screens used to present clear ideological messages, like the struggle against fascism in WWII, but today film makers can experiment much more. There are still glimmers of old-style propaganda in the series set in the past; for example, glorification of the early days of communism and the Soviet military machine during World War II. But director Stanislav Govorukhin's latest projects show a growing trend towards spiritual orientation and humanistic values.
An ambitious documentary film project about Russia's revolution and civil war period "Days of War and Nights of Love" is currently in production by Alexander Rastorguev. This ambitious project is often compared to Sergei Eisenstein's "Alexander Nevsky". Alexander Rastorguev was nominated for Golden Palm award during Cannes Film Festival in France.The Russian film industry is going through a very dynamic growth period. According to data from UNESCO, Russian cinema box-office has been growing for three consecutive years and reached a record level of 35 billion rubles ($1.2 billion) last year. In 2013, the number of tickets sold increased by 12% from the previous year, while the average ticket price decreased from 170 rubles ($5) to 140 rubles ($4).In the past four years the number of screens increased by 30%. Today there are over 4,000 screens - around 500 more than in 2010. Nowadays, there are about 120 new screens added each year.The Russian box-office revenue in 2013 was significantly higher than in the United States and Canada.Russian films accounted for 19% of the international market share. The Russian cinema industry has maintained its leading position in the CIS countries’ market. There are 5,000 movies theatres in Russia with 437 million annual admissions - almost three times more than in the US and Canada.
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