Workers stand in front of a building on a set known as "Old Moscow." The two-block set has been used for more than 40 movies, changing into St.Petersburg, Tbilisi or Copenhagen, as needed.
In the Soviet Union, Mosfilm was a name to be reckoned with. All the great directors of Soviet cinema, from Sergei Eisenstein to Andrei Tarkovsky, worked at the film studio.
Many of Russia’s most popular films of the past two decades have not made it onto the Western screens, due to a lack of subtitles and poor distribution.
The Mosfilm museum proudly displays a collection of motor-vehicles that have been used in films. The production company has produced more than 80 vehicles from 1905-1960.
Mosfilm has undergone a dramatic transformation in the past two decades, desperately trying to bounce back to its glory years and reach out to a new audience abroad.
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