EVENT OF MOSCOW
how cinema shapes culture, thinking, and everyday life
5 min walk from Stakhanovskaya metro station
15 min by car from the city center
30 min by public transport from the city center
Taxi access to the Moskino Film Factory grounds is not possible
Register on the Moscow International Film Week website, get your personal QR code and present it at the prize draw zone on site.
Answer three questions about cinema. For each correct answer the participant gets one spin of the Wheel. At the end, the points earned can be exchanged for a gift:
If a participant did not answer any question correctly, or ends up with 0 points after all spins, he receives a consolation prize.
After taking part in the "Wheel of Film Fortune", you can also enter the GRAND PRIZE draw. HYUNDAI will raffle off a TV (H-LED65QBU7500) — a 65-inch model with QLED technology, 4K resolution, voice control, running on Google TV. To do so, fill in a short entry form and put it in the raffle drum.
The draw will take place on 28.08 at 12:00 on the main stage. The TV goes to the participant whose form is drawn by the host. If that participant is not present at the venue, their entry is voided and the draw continues until the next winner is determined.
You may enter only once during the entire event. The number of gifts is limited.
IMPORTANT: please review the full participation rules on the website in advance.
of Moskino Film Park
Get ready to step inside real action cinema!
An immersive performance will unfold across the sets of Moskino Film Park, putting the audience right at its center. Instead of a regular guided walk, guests are in for a thrilling journey into the world of filmmaking.Just a few meters from the audience, stunt performers will act out spectacular action scenes: shootouts, fights, falls, and complex technical stunts. You'll learn how fight scenes are staged, how explosions are prepared, and how shots that make audiences hold their breath are created, and you'll see the stunt performers who double for actors on screen day after day.
Several plot episodes will unfold along the route, each with its own intrigue, pace, and unexpected twists. Realistic sets, special effects, and the atmosphere of a big production will make you feel part of the action.
You'll see filmmaking from the inside: the director's and stunt coordinator's teams, actor and stunt performer rehearsals, equipment setup, and the work of behind-the-scenes specialists. Discover what a film is made of and how much skill lies behind every spectacular scene.
Immersive tour schedule:
Participation in the immersive tour is free. Entry to the Film Park grounds is open to all during tour days.
Group meetup and tour start at the entrance to Moskino Film Park. The meeting point is marked on the map below.
Young viewers can look forward to screenings of popular cartoons on the big screen, along with a packed entertainment program. Professional animators will engage kids in games and creative activities. Every child can choose the format they like best: watch a cartoon, join a masterclass, or simply spend time outdoors.
No registration required, admission is free.
Kids' program schedule:
with Legends
of the Film Industry
A unique opportunity to meet film industry legends in person, get an autograph, and take a memorable photo as part of the special Film Week program.
At Khudozhestvenny Cinema, the open session “AI in Cinema” will bring together representatives of film, television, and animation to demonstrate how artificial intelligence is already being used in filmmaking, visual effects, and animation. Audiences will see real projects in development, technology showcases, and new tools for content creation.
At the Muzeon Summer Cinema, the series premiere “The New Girl vs. K.L.A.V.D.I.A.” will take place. The program will include a meeting with the cast and crew, an awards ceremony for project participants, a premiere screening of the series on the big screen, and a screening of the film “Your Heart Will Be Broken.”
From August 4 to 14, performers of any genre can submit an application with their track. The main requirement: the track must have been released before August 1, 2026, and must not yet have its own music video. From all the applications, 10 artists will be selected, and director Sergey Grey will create a unique video for each of them.
Filming will take place on August 23–24 in the Virtual Production pavilion at XOVP Studio, in the format of a genuine creative marathon: ten videos will be shot in just 24 hours — two hours per performer.
The project will be part of Moscow International Film Week and will be open to visitors. Guests will be able to see how a music video is made from the inside: from the work of the director and artist to filming in virtual sets and the use of generative technologies.
The premiere of all ten videos will take place on August 28. A professional jury will select the Best Music Video, while viewers will determine the winner of the Audience Choice award for Best Video in real time. The best works will be featured on MUZ-TV and on the platforms of the project's media partners.
The Moscow Estates Festival, the Moscow Tea Party project, and Moskino invite you to a Summer Cinema Picnic at the Lyublino Estate Museum — a cultural weekend bringing together cinema, Moscow’s historical heritage, and the traditions of Moscow tea culture.
Throughout the day, visitors can enjoy a theater workshop, estate games, historical picnics, and open-air summer film screenings.
On Saturday, August 29, the program will focus on modern Moscow. The capital will take center stage in Russian cinema. The day will feature lectures and film screenings, as well as creative talks with actors and directors whose films have been set in Moscow.
On Sunday, August 30, the focus will shift to historical Moscow. Guests will discover the city of the 19th and early 20th centuries through the lens of contemporary cinema. The program includes modern adaptations of Russian classics, theatrical performances, workshops, and interactive activities.
Venue: 2 Letnyaya St., Moscow Opening hours: 11:00 AM–9:00 PM
The festival introduces audiences to the latest original documentaries and documentary series from Russian streaming services. The program features pre-premiere screenings of projects that offer a contemporary perspective on documentary filmmaking, demonstrate a high level of professional expertise, and explore new approaches to telling real-life stories.
The 4th ORIGINAL+DOC Festival will take place from August 26 to 28, 2026. For the first time, the festival’s co-organizing partner will be the Gorky Film Studio, one of Moscow’s oldest film studios and part of the Moscow Film Cluster. The main venue will be the multifunctional Gorky Hall, which hosted the fifth anniversary ORIGINAL+ Festival in March 2026.
The Gorky Film Studio has produced more than a thousand films, including Seventeen Moments of Spring, Officers, Morozko, The Dawns Here Are Quiet, Guest from the Future, and many others. Today, the studio develops its own feature and documentary productions, creates TV series and popular science projects, and hosts festivals and professional events for filmmakers.
Dates: August 26–28, 2026
Venue: Gorky Film Studio, Gorky Hall
For more information and accreditation inquiries, please contact the festival press office: Anastasia, +7 915 232-08-16, pr@originalplus.ru
From August 24 to 30, as part of Moscow International Film Week, Moskino cinemas will host free screenings of classic animated films from Soyuzmultfilm.
Children and adults alike are invited on a journey through the golden age of Russian animation and a reunion with their favorite childhood characters. Heartwarming and timeless stories about friendship, courage, and believing in miracles can be rediscovered on the big screen.
The special screening program was curated by Pavel Shvedov, an animation historian and curator of cultural projects at Soyuzmultfilm.
Dates: August 24–30
Venues: Moskino cinema network
Bombora has curated a selection of essential books about film: biographies of iconic directors, stories behind the making of legendary movies, and expert analyses of cinematic language. Ad Marginem offers a look at cinema through the lens of philosophy and theory, with texts that expand the conventional boundaries of the genre. MYTH complements the selection with popular science titles and works of fiction.
At the sales points, visitors will find both specialist literature on the film industry and books exploring the history and atmosphere of Moscow. Each book offers a key to understanding how images are created on screen and how the city becomes a true character in film.
When and where: August 27–28, Moskino Film Factory















































































































































































































