Which Telegram channels related to cinema are worth subscribing to and how do they differ from each other?

The Remizorro channel is hosted by regular The Fashion Vibes columnist Artem Remizov, who warmly and sincerely shares not only foreign and Russian news, but also his impressions of film festivals. Remizov also often conducts quick interviews with new faces from the film industry.

If you are worried about which series to watch in the evening, check out the “Max and Series” channel hosted by Maxim Chkonia. Seasonal and thematic selections are available, as well as sneak peeks of the highest profile projects. Chkonia ironically talks about not only new products, but also forgotten or little-known TV series worth watching.

Alexey Chernikov, the author and creator of the “Fedor, Bond and Chuk” channel, publishes not so much news as movie selections and reviews. Here you’ll find posters and images from the movie sets, information about awards, festivals and distributors. There’s more analytics than humor here. The author also expands his range of suggestions by re-sharing on other channels related to cinema.

If you need a brief summary of the movie without spoilers, look for it on Anastasia Agapova’s “Lazy Editor” channel. Here, each news story is like a mini investigation, complete with posters, trailers, screenshots of audience reviews, and links to critics’ reviews. Visuality dominates the texts, backed by in-depth research: Posts often contain information not found anywhere else.

How were action scenes shot in John Wick and Ballerina? How did the production designer create the scenery for the movie “Seven”? What do you need to know about production and visual effects?

Read about this and much more on the ShishKINO channel, hosted by director and music video director Max Shishkin (“The Last Ronin”). If you think long texts are boring, we will prove the opposite. Here you will find detailed analyzes of films from both technical and artistic perspectives. And all this is supported by videos from movies and images.

If you prefer to send short news about the most important things as a text message, go to the “Cronenberg Unfiltered” channel hosted by Andrei Zagudaev. What will you find here? Posters, trailers, quotes from years of interviews, new footage from movies and trailers, as well as memes. There is nothing extra, everything suits its purpose.

Pavel Gorodnitsky and Ivan Kovalchuk discuss the most high-profile new products launched on Russian online platforms. For those who do not like to waste time watching, but want to stay informed about the plot, authors often publish spoilers – just click on the fuzzy text. The writers also opened a poll and chat for viewers to share their opinions about the series.

What brand of dresses did Gwyneth Paltrow’s character wear in “The Keeping Up with the Tenenbaums”? How was Wednesday’s dance scene filmed? How heavy was Johnny Depp’s costume in Edward Scissorhands?

Costume designer Anna Bashtovaya answers these and other questions about creating costumes on the channel “Movie Costume for Dummies”. There may be a story behind the creation of an image that is no less intriguing than the film itself.

Susanna Alperina, film critic and program director of many festivals, shares the “inside” of the industry on the “Alperina” channel. There is a lot of information, especially about Russian premieres and festivals. Unlike many channels, you can also access news about documentaries and short films, including upcoming directors and actors.

You’ll find clippings from interviews, current and archive photos from venues, celebrity photo shoots and memes on the “bingewatcher” channel. The author of the channel also periodically records video clips with reviews of new films and TV series.

Many people know the channel of film critic Yegor Moskvitin thanks to the Kinofan quiz, where clubmates answer questions about cinema. Here you can also find reviews of new products, photos and videos from first impressions.

If you want to know about the competition of film companies, their revenues, deals, statistics on the popularity of certain films, this is the place for you. On the channel “into the stream-verse” of the observer Ivan Trifonov, you will learn, for example, why the “Stranger Things” showrunners left Netflix for Paramaount or how the political situation in the USA is connected with the postponement of the premiere of “Savant”.