Film critic Shneyderov said the closure of some cinemas in Russia is possible.

      Film critic David Shneyderov suggested that some cinemas in Russia may close due to a decline in attendance. He said this in a conversation with a correspondent of Tatar‑inform.

      "In Moscow cinemas are already closing or being repurposed. Moreover, even large chains are closing. And this will continue," the agency's interlocutor emphasized.

      He noted that cinemas face bleak prospects due to the absence of blockbusters.

      "The prospects (for Russian cinemas — ed. 'T‑i') are rather gloomy, because no blockbusters are expected, and the films currently showing in cinemas are, as they used to say in the Soviet Union, second‑ and third‑rate," the film critic explained.

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