Four people for a session: how does Moscow have earned the cinemas

From 1 August in Moscow earned about 30% of cinemas closed for quarantine due to a pandemic. The news Agency says, is what marked the first after a four-month lull weekend. In short: people are reluctant to watch movies (sometimes up to four viewers per session), and the fees is quite modest -- only 23 million rubles.

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