Living in Russia: Youth (3/6)
Synopsis
53% of young people in Russia express a desire to leave their country, reflecting a divide in aspirations among the youth.
Synopsis
Simeon, a priest in Serov, delivers sermons to his congregation amid the harsh winter weather. He reflects on the challenges of life in Russia, where 53% of young people express a desire to leave the country. In Moscow, Angel enjoys the nightlife, while Kirill from Saint Petersburg finds purpose in unregulated fighting. The documentary presents the varied aspirations and struggles of youth across regions like Siberia and the Arctic Circle, set against the backdrop of an aging population.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet a priest advocating for good humanity over religion.
- Find out why 53% of youth want to leave Russia.
- See how one young man found purpose in fighting.
Did You Know
- 53% of young people in Russia want to leave their home country.
- One young man transitioned from soccer to fighting after serving in the army.
- The priest in the film has served for six years and has been in the church since he was ten.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What percentage of young people in Russia want to leave their home country?
53% of young people in Russia want to leave their home country.
How long has the priest been serving in the church?
The priest has been serving in the church for six years.
What did the person from Siberia do after moving to Moscow?
After moving to Moscow, the person got a job working in fashion and started making music for fun.
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