Galina Krasnoborova

A film about curses sent by ancestors and the Komi-Permyak people, for whom these are still very real, perhaps even more so than material things.

Cheerful old women with sad eyes tell about a difficult life - about children, illnesses, grooms and favorite songs. The film, built on extremely large plans, draws portraits of four songwriters from a remote Komi-Perm village.

A documentary film almanac of 9 short stories about people who returned from different parts of the mine to their small homeland, to the Perm Territory, and successfully realized themselves in creativity, business or professional activities. These are real, successful, sometimes sentimental, sometimes funny, with ups and downs, but most importantly, these are happy stories of returning home.

The desire to capture life has been inherent in humans throughout history. This film is an attempt to convey the spirit and movement of time through amateur cinema, the reels stored in basements, attics, and under the beds of the descendants of people who once held amateur cameras.

No synopsis available yet.

A film about curses sent by ancestors and the Komi-Permyak people, for whom these are still very real, perhaps even more so than material things.

A film about curses sent by ancestors and the Komi-Permyak people, for whom these are still very real, perhaps even more so than material things.

Cheerful old women with sad eyes tell about a difficult life - about children, illnesses, grooms and favorite songs. The film, built on extremely large plans, draws portraits of four songwriters from a remote Komi-Perm village.

Cheerful old women with sad eyes tell about a difficult life - about children, illnesses, grooms and favorite songs. The film, built on extremely large plans, draws portraits of four songwriters from a remote Komi-Perm village.

A documentary film almanac of 9 short stories about people who returned from different parts of the mine to their small homeland, to the Perm Territory, and successfully realized themselves in creativity, business or professional activities. These are real, successful, sometimes sentimental, sometimes funny, with ups and downs, but most importantly, these are happy stories of returning home.

The desire to capture life has been inherent in humans throughout history. This film is an attempt to convey the spirit and movement of time through amateur cinema, the reels stored in basements, attics, and under the beds of the descendants of people who once held amateur cameras.

No synopsis available yet.