"Teremok"- free Russian cultural magazine and a bookstore.
We specialise in Russian books, our customer service team is trained to deliver you 100% professional book advice. We guarantee the cheapest price in NZ and Australia on identical books. Our owners - three generations of book specialist since 1970 in Russia and since 2007 selling from Wellington New Zealand to the rest of the world.
Come and have a look at our $2 and $5 huge sale of Russian books!
Create an account and recieve free on-line Russian magazine with news of Russian community events and books reviews, discounts and specials.
Place an order and be into win for tickets for
Russian ballet on ice "Swan Lake" in Australia - see below.
Venues
& dates in Australia
MELBOURNE
STATE
THEATRE, THE ARTS CENTRE
From 3 AUGUST – 9 SHOWS ONLY
PERTH
BURSWOOD
Theatre
FROM 13 AUGUST – 14 SHOWS ONLY
SYDNEY
LYRIC
Theatre , STAR CITY®
FROM 27 AUGUST – 13 SHOWS ONLY
CANBERRA
CANBERRA
Theatre ®
FROM
8 SEPTEMBER – 8 SHOWS ONLY
Call
(02) 6275 2700 or CA NBERRA THEATRE.OR G.AU
Call 1300 182 183 or THEAR TSCENTRE.COM .AU
Or 1300 136 166 or TICKETMA STER.COM .AU
GROUPS OF 12 + SAVE! Call 1300 002 787 or (03) 9685 2477
GRO
UPS O F 12 + SAVE! C all (02) 6275 2700 (opti on 3)
"Теремок" рад предложить читателям Австралии с каждым заказом в течении июля суперпредложение на фестиваль русских фильмов. Купите один билет, а второй билет будет Вам в подарок. Для этого в Вашем заказе укажите, что Вы хотите пойти на этот замечательный фестиваль и в каком городе, а мы свяжемся с Вами с деталями получения билетов.
Количество ограниченно, разыгрываются только 20 билетов, один покупаешь, второй бесплатно!
2010 Russian Resurrection Film Festival
Presented in association with BHP
Billiton and the Russkiy Mir Foundation
Opening Night Films & Special Events
As the winter freeze
takes its grip, self-proclaimed Russophiles, film-fanatics and culture-vultures
everywhere are lining up for a warming vodka shot and their annual fix of
all-things-Russian at the 7th annual Russian Resurrection
Film Festival, which kicks off its national tour in Sydney on Thursday
19th August. The wave of Russian cinema will then hit Melbourne
on Wednesday 25 August, Brisbane on Wednesday 1 September, Perth
on Wednesday 8 September, followed closely by Adelaide on Thursday 9
September and finally Canberra on Wednesday 15 September.
And if boasting the
biggest showcase of Russian cinema outside of its homeland wasn’t enough, the
Festival is bringing its folkloric feats to a new high, with a smorgasbord of
special events:
Opening Night
Films and Parties!
Each capital city will
again play host to the renowned Russian Resurrection Film Festival Opening
Night Parties, immersing guests in the
delights of Russian hospitality. On the menu will be a delectable array of
blinis, balalaika, and legendary Russian Standard vodka that will keep you
dancing all night long.
In Sydney,
Melbourne and Perth, audiences will be left swooning after seeing Dmitry
Meskhiev’s Man at
the Window (2010). This new romantic comedy challenges the best French films of this genre, and tells a story about the
vagaries of love and the acute observation of human drama.
Adelaide and Canberra will open with
the premiere of Vera Glagoleva’s multi-award winning film One War (2009), a powerful and
highly emotional drama which brings to light an unknown chapter in the history of World War II.
Brisbane will open with Andrei Kavun’s blockbuster Kandahar (2010), an action-drama set in
1995, based on the true
story of a freight-aircraft crew who were held hostage by the Taliban in
Afghanistan for 378 days.
Behind the Scenes of Kandahar with Director Andrei Kavun
and Australian special effects producer
Kent Miklenda
Sydney: 9.30pm Sat 28 August
Brisbane: 7.00pm Wed 1 Sept
Melbourne: 6.30pm Sunday 5 Sept
The phenomenal special
effects that propelled action-drama Kandahar to Russian blockbuster status
will be revealed by Director Andrei Kavun, and his Australian special
effects maestro Kent Miklenda at selected sessions during the
festival. Based on true events, Kandahar describes the capture of an
Ilyushin-76 freight aircraft by the Taliban in 1995. Accused of shipping arms the crew were imprisoned for over a year
and almost forgotten by the outside world. Along with casting some of Russia’s
finest actors, the film is punctuated by intense action scenes and stunning
visual effects of the airborne Ilyushin-76.
The special effects
supervisor and crew for the film were lead by Kent Miklenda, an Australia
special effects technician with credits including Superman Returns (2006), Mission
Impossible 2 (2000), Babe: Pig In The
City (1998) and The Piano (1993).
Kent met director Andrei Kavun at the Russian Resurrection Festival in Sydney
in 2006 where Andrei was showing his previous blockbuster Hunting Piranhas. A friendship formed, and the pair then started
work on the production of Kandahar
together in 2007. Their special ‘behind the scenes’ presentation will unveil
photographs from the production set, which will be projected onto the big screen.
Q&A with Belka & Strelka: Space Dogs Director
Inna Evalannikova and Producer Vadim Sotskov
Sydney: 2.30pm
Saturday 21 August & 2.30pm Sunday 22 August
Melbourne: 4.00pm Sun 29 August
To celebrate the premiere
of Russia’s first 3D animated film, Director Inna Evalannikova and Producer
Vadim Sotskov will lead a Q&A post film, on how and why they chose to
recreate the incredible story of the first two dogs to return from space, Belka and Strelka. These fun and insightful post-film
chats, will offer a deeper insight into
their careers and the booming popularity of 3D cinema experiences across the globe.
‘Russki Balagan - Petrushka’ Exhibition
with international artist from Russia, Edward Galkin
plus ‘Russian Accent’ – showcasing the
best of local Russian Artists
Official Exhibition
Opening: 20 August, 6pm
Sydney Special Event: 20 –
28 August
Global Gallery, 5 Comber
St. Paddington Sydney
Entry by donation
www.globalgallery.com.au
Russian Resurrection is
thrilled to announce a unique Sydney only event at Global Gallery, showcasing
the colourful and captivating work of international artist, Edward Galkin
and his Russki Balagan- Petrushka exhibition. Galkin has been working
with the character and image of Petrushka for more than 10 years - a humpbacked,
big-nosed Russian folk creature that combines anger and sympathy, provocation
and kind humour. The work of six Sydney-based Russian artists Leeka
Gruzdeff, Helen Kosenko, Anya Pesce, Inna Moshkovich, Lucy Crealy and Olga
Sedneva, will also be showcased alongside Galkin’s work, in a second exhibition
titled Russian Accent! The
exhibitions officially open at 6pm on Friday 20 August, at the Global Gallery
in Paddington, and run until Saturday 28 August.
Awards
Everyone
wants to be a film critic. Back by
popular demand is the Filmink Audience
Award for the Best Film where
viewers get a chance to vote for their favourite film. Find out if the
leading Australian film critics choice of film for the Terra Australis Award, for best new Russian film matches the publics? Go online at
www.filmink.com.au/vote
to decide if an action-drama or 3D space odyssey is more of a crowd pleaser
than an epic historical film! Prizes
include a 12 month membership to the Palace Movie Club, Palace Movie Passes, a
Filmink Subscription & Clubink Membership to see all the latest films, a
selection of limited release DVD’s) and Fox Creek Wine to complement your
viewing pleasure.
NATIONAL TOUR DATES & TICKET PRICES
Sydney Chauvel
Cinema
19 August – 1 Sept
Tickets In person through the cinema, or
Online www.russianresurrection.com
(Booking Fee Applies)
Opening
Night $45 (Includes After Party Reception @ The
Coachmen Russian Restaurant. Transport provided to/from venue)
5 Film Pass $70 (Excludes Opening Night)
Adult $17.00
Russian Arctic Event $17.00
(Premiere screening of How I Ended Last Summer,
plus enjoy a shot of Russian Standard Vodka)
Melbourne Palace
Cinema Como
25 August – 5 Sept
Tickets In person through the
cinema, or
Online www.palacecinemas.com.au (Booking Fee
Applies)
Opening
Night $45 (Includes After Party Reception)
5 Film Pass $70 (Excludes Opening Night)
Adult $17.00
Concession $14.50
3D Animation* $20.00 (Child
$16.00) *Palace Balwyn only.
Russian Arctic Event $17.00
(Premiere screening of How I Ended Last Summer,
plus enjoy a shot of Russian Standard Vodka)
Brisbane Palace
Centro Cinema
1 Sept – 8 Sept
Tickets In
person through the cinema, or
Online www.palacecinemas.com.au
(Booking Fee Applies)
Opening Night $40 (Includes After Party Reception)
5 Film Pass $65 (Excludes Opening Night)
Adult $16.00
Concession $14.00
3D Animation* $20.00
(Child $16.00) *Palace Barracks only.
Russian Arctic Event $16.00
(Premiere screening of How I Ended Last Summer,
plus enjoy a shot of Russian Standard Vodka)
Perth Cinema
Paradiso
08 September – 15 September
Tickets In
person through the cinema, or
Online www.lunapalace.com.au (Booking Fee Applies)
Opening Night $35 (Includes After Party Reception)
Adult $16.00
Adelaide Palace
Nova Eastend
9 September – 15 September
Tickets In
person through the cinema, or
Online www.palacenova.com
Opening Night $40 (Includes After Party Reception)
5
Film Pass Adult $70;
Concession $55.00 (Excludes Opening Night, Special events) available from the
box office only
Adult $17
Concession $14
Russian Arctic Event $17.00
(Premiere screening of How I Ended Last Summer,
plus enjoy a shot of Russian Standard Vodka)
Canberra Greater Union Manuka
15 – 19 September
Tickets In
person through the cinema, or
Online www.greaterunion.com.au
Opening Night $35 (Includes After Party Reception)
Adult $14.00
Concession $11.50
Что то непониятно, звоните или оставьте сообщение с Вашим номером, мы перезвоним Вам + 64 4 9020694 . ask us if you want a list of new books be sent to you
If you have any question. please press Contact us and ask your question
![Сказочная Гжель [Раб. тетр.]](bmz_cache/9/9f4d1211ae80899a471d0b36f3ebc466.image.150x109.JPG "Сказочная Гжель [Раб. тетр.]")
