According to Cinemaplex, starting November 21, Russian movie theaters will be able to screen “Godzilla Minus Zero” as part of pre-show service. Each venue will decide independently whether to include the film in its schedule and when to start screenings, so dates may vary depending on the region and cinema.
“Minus Zero” continues the story of “Godzilla Minus One.” The action is set in 1949, two years after the events of the first film. Japan is gradually recovering from the war and Godzilla’s attack, while former pilot Koichi Shikishima and his family try to return to a peaceful life. But the monster survived and is now moving across the Pacific Ocean toward New York.
Takashi Yamazaki once again directed the film from his own script and oversaw the visual effects work, for which the first film won an Oscar. Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe returned to their roles as Koichi and Noriko, while Hidetaka Yoshioka again played Kenji Noda. Among the newcomers are Masami Nagasawa as a weather forecasting specialist and Min Tanaka as a biologist.
