Filmed over five years, this documentary captures the daily routines and rituals of a religious community in the Danube Delta that has preserved its traditions for centuries.
Synopsis
Filmed over five years, this documentary captures the daily routines and rituals of a religious community in the Danube Delta that has preserved its traditions for centuries.
Synopsis
In the Danube Delta, a community of Old Believers maintains traditions that have persisted for centuries. Directed by Jana Ševčíková, this 2002 documentary captures their daily life over five years. It features rituals, spiritual practices, and the strong sense of community that define their existence. Interviews with community members reveal their commitment to faith and heritage. The film presents a society that resists modern influences, striving to preserve its unique cultural identity.
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Why Watch
- Meet the Old Believers of the Danube Delta
- See unique traditions preserved for centuries
- Find out how faith shapes daily life
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Jana Ševčíková in 2002.
- The documentary was filmed over a span of five years.
- The runtime of The Old Believers is 46 minutes.
- The film is produced in the Czech Republic and features the Russian language.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed The Old Believers?
The Old Believers was directed by Jana Ševčíková.
What is the duration of The Old Believers?
The duration of The Old Believers is 46 minutes.
In which country was The Old Believers produced?
The Old Believers was produced in the Czech Republic.
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