Moscow Releases 'Moscow and Muscovites' Series for City Day
On the city's anniversary day in Moscow, a chronicle-artistic series titled 'Moscow and Moscowites' was presented, based on the book of the same name by writer Vladimir Gilyarovskiy.
Consensus
- The series 'Moscow and Muscovites' was released on the occasion of Moscow's City Day.
- The series is based on a book by Vladimir Gilyarovsky.
- The project was supported by the Moscow government.
- More than 2,000 archival photographs from the Museum of Moscow were used as documentary basis.
- Modern digital technologies were used to recreate characters and urban life at the turn of the 20th century.
- The series consists of 32 episodes, each in the genre of urban reportage.
- Each episode focuses on the adventures of Vladimir Gilyarovsky in different districts of Moscow.
- The timeline of the series spans over 50 years, covering Gilyarovsky's lifetime in Moscow.
- The series allows viewers to observe changes in urban lifestyle and customs across historical transitions.
- The series became available on major Russian online platforms such as Okko, Wink, and Premier.
Points of divergence
- The series was released on Moscow's online platforms in celebration of City Day. — ntv
- The series was released on Okko, Wink, and Premier platforms. — vm
- Mikhail Sobyanin and Tatyana Golikova opened new facilities at the 'Moskino' film park. — ntv
- On August 31, the 12-episode historical drama 'The Owner of Moscow' began airing on Channel One, covering the period from 1811 to 1823. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Series 'Moscow and Moscowites' presented in the capital on the occasion of the City Day — НТВ Москва
- Seruginina spoke about the premiere of the series 'Moscow and Moscowites' on the occasion of the City Day — Вечерняя Москва
- On the City Day in the capital, a series "Moscow and Moscowites" was shot based on Gilyarovskiy's book — Москва 24