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Exhibition Not Forever: 1968-1985 at New Tretyakov Gallery

Moscow. A woman visits the exhibition Not Forever: 1968-1985 at the New Tretyakov Gallery. The large-scale exhibition-survey Not Forever: 1968-1985 was conceived as the second part of a trilogy dealing with post-war Soviet art and including exhibitions about the three historical thaw periods, stagnation and perestroika. The exhibition included the following section: The Ritual and Power, Socialist Art, Religious Mysticism, Communities, History and the Time Stopped, The Countryside, Childhood and Disappearance. It also featured over 400 pictures, sculptures and drawings from Russian and foreign collections, as well as episodes from films, documentation of performances and archive materials.

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Film posters in Novosibirsk

Posters of the films Paddington 2, left, and The Death of Stalin are seen on the facade of Pobeda cinema, Novosibirsk. Russian release of Paddington 2 was delayed by the country's Ministry of Culture from December 18, 2017 to February 1, 2017 one day before the scheduled premiere. Later, the screening date was moved to January 20, 2017. As for The Death of Stalin, whose premiere was due on January 25, 2017, its distribution license was withdrawn on the initiative of the Russian Culture Ministry.

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Film posters in Novosibirsk

Posters of the films Paddington 2, left, and The Death of Stalin are seen on the facade of Pobeda cinema, Novosibirsk. Russian release of Paddington 2 was delayed by the country's Ministry of Culture from December 18, 2017 to February 1, 2017 one day before the scheduled premiere. Later, the screening date was moved to January 20, 2017. As for The Death of Stalin, whose premiere was due on January 25, 2017, its distribution license was withdrawn on the initiative of the Russian Culture Ministry.

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Film posters in Novosibirsk

Posters of the films Paddington 2, left, and The Death of Stalin are seen on the facade of Pobeda cinema, Novosibirsk. Russian release of Paddington 2 was delayed by the country's Ministry of Culture from December 18, 2017 to February 1, 2017 one day before the scheduled premiere. Later, the screening date was moved to January 20, 2017. As for The Death of Stalin, whose premiere was due on January 25, 2017, its distribution license was withdrawn on the initiative of the Russian Culture Ministry.

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