Moskino Film Park Opens New Locations

Tatiana Golikova and Sergey Sobyanin opened new filming locations at the Mosfilm Studio Park.

Consensus

New filming locations were opened at Moskino film park.
The opening was attended by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin and Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova.
The number of film shoots at Moskino has nearly doubled compared to the previous year.
Moskino is being developed as both a film production center and a tourist destination.
The park features around 80 natural city sets and eight soundstages.
The park is used for both domestic and international film projects.
The development of Moskino is supported by federal and regional authorities.
The park has become a major center for Russian historical and patriotic film productions.
The park's infrastructure includes new pavilions and natural sets representing various regions and historical periods.
The park is expected to attract around one million visitors in 2026.
The popularity of Russian cinema has increased, with 79% of viewers choosing domestic films over the past three years.
The number of viewers of Russian films reached 66 million, with about 100 million viewers annually over the past three years.

The most popular filming location this summer was 'Central Moscow', followed by 'Vitebsk Railway Station' and 'Airport'. — vm
The most in-demand locations include 'Airport', 'Central Moscow', 'Port City', 'Cities of the Middle East and Central Asia', 'Provincial Cities of Europe', 'Princely Chambers', 'Railway Station', and 'Moscow of the Constructivism Era'. — ntv
Seven foreign delegations worked at Moskino this year, and three co-productions were filmed with China, Kyrgyzstan, and India. — ntv
A joint project with Uzbekistan about the Battle of Moscow is planned for the end of the year. — ntv
Two new pavilons totaling 4,600 sqm were opened, including 'Palace' and 'Modern Moscow'. — ntv
Several prominent Russian filmmakers, including Karen Shakhnazarov, Konstantin Ernst, and Evgeny Mironov, presented their projects at the event. — riamo
The park is used by major Russian media groups including Channel One, National Media Group, Gazprom-Media Holding, USM Holdings, Sber, Russia TV, NTV, REN TV, and online platforms. — riamo
The Ministry of Culture, the Internet Development Institute, and the Cinema Fund support the film industry with 27 billion rubles allocated in 2025. — tg_government_rus
The park's new locations allow for the recreation of architecture from different eras and regions on one site. — tg_government_rus
Sobyanin thanked the federal government and presidential administration for support in realizing the project. — m24