The Russian government has decided to provide funds to boost homegrown movies on an international level in a bid to improve their overall financial performance. "Money will be provided through the cinema fund, the country's main agency in charge of administering state cash for filmmakers, and could be spent on dubbing, subtitling, marketing and advertising of homegrown movies outside Russia," said Anton Malyshev, the cinema fund's executive director, reports hollywoodreporter.com.