Historical documentary exhibition 1917. Myths of Revolutions opens today in Moscow. The exposition has been prepared for the 90th anniversary of the revolutionary events of 1917 that upended the history of the Russian state and the Russian society.

Sergei Bodrov’ film Mongol about the youth of Genghis Khan will represent Russia at the 2nd Rome Film Festival to be held from October 18 to 27.

October 1 will see the opening of one of the most beautiful architectural monuments of Moscow, the illustrious Pashkov House that has been under restoration for 19 years.

Russian archeologists have found 75 ancient graves (dating from the 15th to 18th cc) at the digging site of the necropolis by Nikolo-Dvorishchenskiy Cathedral in Veliki Novgorod.

From September 27 to 30 Muscovites and guests of the capital will have a chance to visit the 7th international exhibition-fair Flea Market in Tishinskaya Square in the very heart of Moscow.

One of the winners of the last Venice Film Festival, Nikita Mikhalkov’s film 12 will be nominated for the Oscar Award.

Today one of the most popular places among the bookworms of Moscow, the Moscow House of Book in Novy Arbat celebrates its 40th anniversary.

Russia’s first Playing Cards Museum that opens today in Petergof (St. Petersburg) displays over 6 thousand card packs from all over the world.

The exhibition Dream/Life by photographer Trent Parke recently open at Vinzavod in Moscow starts a new photo gallery, namely Gallery.Photographer.Ru.

All the icons kept in churches of Russia will be subject to marking by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which plans to start the operation before the end of 2007.