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Correction: Only one Russian film will have English subtitles

From: Art
Sent on: Thursday, November 1, 2012, 2:14 PM

Hi all,

You can't always believe everything you read in the newspaper!

The Nation article said all Russian films would have Thai and English subtitles.  I just heard from a friend of mine who spoke with the Russian Ambassador yesterday and he confirmed that only "Moscow, I Love You" would have English subtitles.  The rest of the films will have Thai subtitles only.

I should add that the ticket line time for that movie would probably be very long and it might even sell-out.  Also, since all the Russian films will be shown from Blu-ray onto a big screen, image quality will be poor.

Art

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