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	Today:		\| DJ Sanches: Musical Landscapes program \| Marshmallow Wednesdays: Reshetilov and friends. Indie pop \| DJ ZigZag and Epik Soundsystem: Afrobeat, Brazilian, groove, funk and soul \| 7pm-midnight. DJ Existence: Intelligent psychedelic electronic \| Leonardo DiCaprio plays a young Howard Hughes in the prime of his career as a director, entrepreneur and Hollywood playboy. \| Horror flick about a young girl (Dakota Fanning) who creates an imaginary friend after the unexpected death of her mother. \| Animated adventure about a superhero family that retires to the suburbs only to be called back into action for a high-profile assignment. \| An archeologist (Nicholas Cage) embarks on a personal mission to recover a fortune hidden by George Washington. \| The screen adaptation of Patrick Marber's acclaimed play about two couples whose lives are complicated when the man in one relationship (Jude Law) becomes involved with the woman in the other (Julia Roberts). \| Horror flick about a young girl (Dakota Fanning) who creates an imaginary friend after the unexpected death of her mother. \|

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Shatyor

International ($$$)

Pleasant -- though not inexpensive -- restaurant/cafe located on the water at the Chistiye Prudy pond. Serves European and Japanese cuisine.

Shatyor
12a Chistoprudy Bulvar (M. Chistiye Prudy)
916-9486/9466, 11am-last customer

On the Waterfront
Summer comes late to Moscow, and doesn’t linger long. So if you enjoy dining while watching the sun (or moon) gently glisten off rippling water, you’d better do it now, before winter turns your favorite pond into an ice skating rink.

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What other people said...

Antoshka
Mon November 1

Take your coat to the bathroom because it's freezing cold in there... Also the dimmed lights make for an intimate atmosphere but make it hard to read the menu! Yet another Moscow establishment that views huge TV screens as an indispensable part of the decor, but at least they're not showing bloody fashion-tv. Food is good. :)

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