In Krasnodar cinemas, the animated film "Smurfins" is screened under a different title
In the vibrant city of Krasnodar, movie lovers are in for a treat as two exciting films are set to grace the screens of the city's cinemas.
First up, we have the animated adventure "Smurfs: The Lost Village". This film follows the journey of a new Smurf named No Name, who embarks on a quest to find his identity and gain mysterious magic powers. When the evil wizard Razamel, Gargamel's brother, learns of their village through No Name’s powers, he captures Papa Smurf and other Smurfs. No Name, along with Smurfette and a group of friends, embark on a multi-world adventure to rescue Papa Smurf and stop Razamel's plan to rule the universe.
"Smurfs: The Lost Village" is rated suitable for viewers aged 6 and above and is being shown in 2D format. The film's description reads, "Family is real magic in the world".
On a different note, the city of Krasnodar will also be hosting the premiere of "Fantastic Four: The First Steps". This film is not related to the Smurfs series and is part of the Marvel Comics universe. The film is not shown in 2D format and is not about blue creatures with white hats. Instead, it follows the story of the Fantastic Four, a superhero team consisting of Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, The Thing, and the Human Torch.
"Fantastic Four: The First Steps" is not part of the "Monitor" cinema network and is being shown under the title "Letters". The film is not suitable for viewers aged 6 and above and will be making its debut in Krasnodar cinemas on August 2.
So, whether you're a fan of the Smurfs or the Fantastic Four, there's something for everyone in Krasnodar cinemas this month. Don't miss out on these exciting adventures!
[1] Source: Official Smurfs: The Lost Village Press Release [3] Source: Official Fantastic Four: The First Steps Press Release [4] Additional information from the provided bullet points
In the vibrant city of Krasnodar, movie enthusiasts can watch 'Smurfs: The Lost Village', an animated adventure suitable for viewers aged 6 and above, which is currently being shown in 2D format. Alternatively, the city will host the premiere of 'Fantastic Four: The First Steps', a film unrelated to the Smurfs series, that follows the story of a superhero team and will be shown under the title "Letters", which is not part of the "Monitor" cinema network and is not suitable for viewers aged 6 and above.
