I think they made some good movies once upon a time.
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A co-production agreement is expected to restart joint film efforts, which came to a halt two decades ago.
Russian and Indian producers are preparing to resume co-production between the two countries, which stopped with the collapse of the Soviet Union 25 years ago and hope that the signing of a co-production agreement will bring the two film industries closer together.
A working group formed by India and Russia's culture ministries is currently figuring out details of a bilateral co-production agreement, Ashish Sharma, head of the Jawaharlal Nehru Cultural Center said at a roundtable meeting of Indian and Russian producers in Moscow, which was held within the framework of the Indian film festival. He added that he hopes the agreement will be signed soon.
"Signing the co-production agreement is a precondition for collaboration in film production," said Grigory Gevorkyan, president of the Russian film company Noi and former head of Sovexport film, a state-run organization in charge of international promotion of Russian films back in the Soviet era. He recalled the situation of three decades ago when India's government sponsored theaters screening Soviet films.
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Russia and India Move Toward Resuming Co-Production
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A co-production agreement is expected to restart joint film efforts, which came to a halt two decades ago.
Russian and Indian producers are preparing to resume co-production between the two countries, which stopped with the collapse of the Soviet Union 25 years ago and hope that the signing of a co-production agreement will bring the two film industries closer together.
A working group formed by India and Russia's culture ministries is currently figuring out details of a bilateral co-production agreement, Ashish Sharma, head of the Jawaharlal Nehru Cultural Center said at a roundtable meeting of Indian and Russian producers in Moscow, which was held within the framework of the Indian film festival. He added that he hopes the agreement will be signed soon.
"Signing the co-production agreement is a precondition for collaboration in film production," said Grigory Gevorkyan, president of the Russian film company Noi and former head of Sovexport film, a state-run organization in charge of international promotion of Russian films back in the Soviet era. He recalled the situation of three decades ago when India's government sponsored theaters screening Soviet films.
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Russia and India Move Toward Resuming Co-Production
