Moscow cinema pulls banned Stalin film after police visit

A Moscow cinema that had been showing a satirical film about Soviet leader Josef Stalin in defiance of an official Russian government ban cancelled further screenings today.

Moscow cinema pulls banned Stalin film after police visit
Fri, 26 Jan, 2018 - 22:16

A Moscow cinema that had been showing a satirical film about Soviet leader Josef Stalin in defiance of an official Russian government ban cancelled further screenings today.

The Pioner cinema’s announcement came several hours after Moscow police visited it.

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