ABOUT US
INOEKINO brings classics of world cinema to the big screens in Russia and CIS for more than 10 years. After having started with single shows in St. Petersburg back in 2014, now the company presents recognized arthouse films as well as box-office hits in theatres all over Russia. Since 2018, INOEKINO has also been focusing on wide distribution of documentary, animation and new feature films in Russia and CIS. We show movies in DCP format, selecting the latest image and sound restored versions, original language and Russian subtitles, generally no dubbing.
INOEKINO mission is not only showing movies in the highest possible quality, observing the copyright, but developing the culture of theatrical film showing and watching. The majority of our audience appreciates the experience of getting fully connected with their favorite movies and respects the rest of the viewers.
INOEKINO mission is not only showing movies in the highest possible quality, observing the copyright, but developing the culture of theatrical film showing and watching. The majority of our audience appreciates the experience of getting fully connected with their favorite movies and respects the rest of the viewers.
INOEKINO have released more than 80 classic films and more than 10 contemporary films in wide distribution. Our release collection includes films from Bergman's «Persona» and 4 Charlie Chaplin films to «Fight Club» and «Blade Runner», from the nearly complete collection of Jim Jarmusch and Wong Kar-Wai to «Casablanca» and «8 ½». From contemporary films we released such great documentary films like «Gunda» and film-event «Aquarela» by director Victor Kossakovsky (Oscar short-list both), «White, White Day» and «Winter Brothers» by Hlynur Palmason, «Our Time» by Carlos Reygadas and others.
Our 2023−2024 releases were: anime movies «A Silent Voice» (2016), «Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms» (2018) and «5 centimetres per second» (2007), Jim Jarmusch's «Mystery Train» (1989) and «Only Lovers Left Alive» (2013), Akira Kurosava's «Rashomon» (1950) and Rickard Kelly's «Donnie Darko» (2001), Hideo Nakata's «Ringu» (1997) and Park Chan-wook's «Oldboy» (2003).
