The Russian LGBT drama movie “Outlaw” by Ksenia Ratushnaya can’t be shown in Moscow despite the availability of the appropriate certificate. This message was published in a press release received by Lenta.ru.
Producers can’t make the agreement about the movie demonstration on a big screen with cinemas and film platforms. On September 1st, the “President-Hotel” managers rescinded the agreement about the premier demo of the “Outlaw” LGBT drama, regarding the “unfixable tech problems”.
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The creative producer of the picture, Veronica Chibis, explained: “They never offered an alternative date after the malfunctions are fixed”.
The “Outlaw” movie shows a story of a bully whose body and soul become the desired objects for two characters: Outlaw, the criminal female, and the gay named Nikita.
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The film distribution is planned to begin on October 29th, 2020. The European premiere of the movie took place in Tallinn. The Russian one was in Khanty-Mansiysk, where the film received awards for the best debut, the best operatorship and the best soundtrack.
Source: lenta.ru
