From November 1 to 5, Irkutsk will host the international human rights film festival Stalker. All screenings will be free at the Khudozhestvenny center.
In Irkutsk, the international film festival on human rights “Stalker” will take place. Free screenings will be held from November 1 to 5 at the SKDC "Khudozhestvenny".The event was organized in 1995 in Moscow. Every year, charitable, socially significant campaigns are held within its framework in regions across the country.
The name “Stalker” is dictated by the eternal values preached in the film of the same name by film director Andrei Tarkovsky.
Our city will host a special program of films — prize winners of the festival. There will also be creative meetings with their creators.
On November 1, the festival will open with the feature film “Guard Duty”. After the screening, there will be a meeting with its director Alexander Proshkin.
On November 2, Irkutsk residents will see the film “Leaves Flying in the Wind” based on Anatoly Pristavkin’s novella “My Distant Little Wagon”. The film will be presented by director Valery Kharchenko.
On November 3, the premiere screening of the feature film “Pure Victory” will take place. This will be followed by a meeting with the film’s director Georgy Shengeliya.
On November 4, Irkutsk residents will see the film with the striking title “Shame”. The film is presented by Yusup Razykov, a director and screenwriter of many Russian TV series.
On November 5, the closing of the event will be marked by the premiere screening of the feature film “She”. The film will be presented by film director Larisa Sadilova.
As reported by the press service of the SKDC "Khudozhestvenny", all screenings will be free for all viewers. They begin at 7:00 p.m. For information, call: 25-59-84.