The main characters are the comedy "There is only a Moment" and "Letter to Santa Claus" with Natalia Oreiro

A kind heroic comedy in the spirit of Soviet cinema "There is only a Moment" is coming out on the screens — about the feat of the people and faith in the dream even in difficult times. Other new films include "Die My Love," where Robert Pattinson and Jennifer Lawrence play a couple in a crisis that turns into psychosis, "Letter to Santa Claus" with Natalia Oreiro, "Two Worlds, One Wish" from Turkish star Hande Ercel and the biography of pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who stood up to the Nazis. Izvestia — what to watch at the cinema on the weekend.

"There is only a moment", 12+

Directed by Alexander Zhigalkin. Starring: Daniil Popov, Sofia Lopunova, Vladimir Ilyin, Alexey Shevchenkov, Svetlana Antonova, Anton Batyrev, Alexey Dmitriev, Mikhail Elanov, Igor Ugolnikov

The creators attributed "There is only a Moment" to the genre of heroic comedy. The screen has a successful fusion of action, espionage intrigues, drama and good humor. The creators found the necessary intonation in a conversation on such a sensitive and difficult topic — about the heroism of the people in the Great Patriotic War — in Soviet films such as "Only old men go into battle", "Heavenly Tardigrade", "Restless Household". Modern solutions made it possible to make the film spectacular and exciting — aerial battles were filmed using the latest LED screens, and cameras were mounted around aircraft models.

The brilliant fighter pilot Ivan Polivanov, who has heroic battles behind him, is injured in battle, incompatible with flying. Now he can barely see, but he's rushing back into action. The command sends the restless idealist chief to the airfield, where he enthusiastically begins to put things in order, at first not suspecting that he is false — the construction is fake and designed to confuse the enemy. On the "invisible front," against all odds, a young man regains a chance to show heroism when he finds a downed MiG and decides to put the plane on the wing.

"Die my love", 18+

Directed by Lynn Ramsey. Starring: Jennifer Lawrence, Robert Pattinson, Sissy Spacek, Nick Nolte, Lakit Stanfield

The new work by director Lynn Ramsey, whose filmography includes "You Were Never Here" with Joaquin Phoenix and "Something's Wrong with Kevin" with Tilda Swinton, is an adaptation of the book by Argentine writer Ariana Harwich. The film was produced by Martin Scorsese. Even more attention is attracted by the unexpected acting duo of the stars of two popular series that previously existed as if in parallel universes — Jennifer Lawrence ("The Hunger Games") and Robert Pattinson ("Twilight").

"Die my Love" is a dark thriller on the verge of psychedelics. A young couple, Jackson and Grace, decide to build a family nest in the countryside — away from the bustling New York. He's going to study music there, and she's going to write a novel. But when a child is born, romantic dreams come crashing down, and life in a corner of paradise turns into hell. Grace falls into postpartum depression, begins to suspect her husband of cheating all the time, and every day her actions become more unpredictable. Jackson is often not at home, and he generally ceases to understand what is going on with his wife.

"Two worlds, one desire", 16+

Directed by: Ketche. Starring: Hande Ercel, Metin Akdülger, Mert Ege Ak, Erdal Bilingen, Hussein Avni Danyal, Nazlijan Demir, Rizajan Durmus, Ipek Erdem, Idil Firat, Ihsan Ilhan

The star of the Turkish hit "Knock on my Door", Hande Ercel, not only played the main role in the melodrama "Two Worlds, one Desire", but also acted as one of its authors. To launch the film at the Russian box office, the actress personally came to the premiere in Moscow. "You bring me luck, I love you very much," she told local fans. The celebrity now has a particularly strong connection with Russian fans — this is Hande's second visit to Moscow in a year. Before that, in January 2025— the actress presented another picture in the capital with her participation, "Leave it to the Wind."

Her new work in the spirit of Turkish plots is about a man and a woman from different worlds who are not destined to be together and who are irresistibly attracted to each other. Life brought Jan and Bilge together in childhood, but then scattered them along different roads. Now he's a famous archaeologist, and she's a successful, pragmatic lawyer with a portfolio of cases worth millions of dollars. One day, fate gives them another meeting.

"Letter to Santa Claus", 6+

Directed by Kirill Kuzin. Starring: Anton Filipenko, Natalia Oreiro, Ivan Okhlobystin, Kristina Asmus

"Letter to Santa Claus" opens New Year's rental in Russia. The gift of the creators is the cast. Natalia Oreiro played one of the roles in the film. The main character Peter Bezuglov, played by Anton Filipenko, is not one of the dreamers or romantics. He is a lawyer by profession, and his whole life is conducted strictly according to the code. Until one day the refrigerator starts bursting at the seams with sweets, and the Argentine star of the cult TV series "Wild Angel" shows up on the doorstep to announce that they are finally married. The culprit of all this magical sura is Peter Vanechka's son. The boy found his father's childhood letters to Santa Claus and sent them to the mailbox.

"Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Spy, Murderer", 16+

Director: Todd Komarniki. Starring: Jonas Dassler, August Diehl, David Johnsson, Phileas Heblom, Flula Borg, Moritz Bleibtreu, Clark Peters

A historical Irish drama based on real events about the atrocities of the Nazis and the courage of those who tried to resist them. The director was Todd Komarniki, one of the screenwriters of "Miracle on the Hudson" and "Mind Games." The action takes place in the 1940s. Young Pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer is a leader of the Protestant community. When the Nazi Party, led by the Fuhrer, seizes power, he decides to fight the murderous regime — participates in an anti-Nazi conspiracy and tries to stop the horror that the Nazis are carrying.