Film

Bersenevskaya nab. 14, с5А, 119072

During the summer season in Moscow, the insitute organizes evening events from lectures to farmer's markets. One of the coolest places to watch a movie on a Friday night is here, under the open sky. With a blanket and a cup of tea or a drink from the institute's in-house bar. 

Kutuzovskiy prospekt, 21, 121151

The center of indie films in Moscow hosts a pop-up theater in the city's Gorky Park every summer. Playing mainstream and foreign films alike, you can visit the Kutuzovskiy location all year round. 

Pokrovska st, 47/24, 101000

A very soviet movie theater that plays foreign films and often in english or with english subtitles. They have a small used book shop on the first floor that sells old Quentin Tarantino DVD's. 

191 Portobello Rd, W11 2ED

Brought to you by the infamous Soho House group, enjoy your champagne and avocado toast while reclining on plush red sofas. While movies may be the last thing on your mind, for those who aren't too distracted, Electric Cinema offers showings of the latest films. Stop by the diner next door for a delicious meal worth noting. 

323 Avenue of the Americas, 10014

My favorite film center in New York always plays the weirdest and most thought provoking films. You will have never heard of them before and if you try to find them anywhere else, chances are you won't. If you are looking for something to do on a rainy Sunday afternoon, this will be your best bet. 

209 W Houston St, 10014

This downtown film center has been open since 1970 and takes you back to old New York with every visit. Amazing selection of old films and new indies.