Published on: 2026-11-09
Source: Mosfilm Cinema Concern – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
Dear Mosfilm employees!
Dear friends!
Congratulations on the Day of National Unity!
This holiday brings us back to one of the most dramatic and at the same time brightest pages of our history. Four centuries ago, in a difficult hour, the people themselves rose to defend the Fatherland, and the unity of people from different classes and lands saved Russia. Since then, popular memory has preserved this feat as a lesson for all times: when the common cause is placed above personal interests, no turmoil can defeat the country.
Russia has been formed over centuries as a union of many peoples, languages, and cultures, and it is this unity that has often become its salvation. It is born not only in times of trial. It lives in a shared history, in the native language, in songs, books, and films that are passed down from generation to generation and remind everyone where they come from.
It is gratifying that today domestic cinema is experiencing a revival and is increasingly confidently speaking to the audience about what matters most: love for the Homeland, family, loyalty, justice, and the memory of ancestors. Last year, nearly two hundred Russian films were released in theaters, accounting for about four out of every five tickets sold in the country. The audience chooses their own cinema, and this is a great responsibility for all those who create it.
“Mosfilm,” as a flagship of domestic filmmaking, is proud to have remained part of this important work for decades. We see our mission as continuing to create films that bring people together.
I wish everyone good health, prosperity, and faith in our common destiny. Happy holiday!
Chief Executive Officer
the film concern “Mosfilm”,
film director, People’s Artist of the Russian Federation
K.G. Shakhnazarov
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