At 64, Aleksandra works atop the ash hill of a coal mine in North-Eastern Estonia, driven by her faith and a belief in the end of human suffering.
Synopsis
At 64, Aleksandra works atop the ash hill of a coal mine in North-Eastern Estonia, driven by her faith and a belief in the end of human suffering.
Synopsis
At the North-Eastern Estonian coal mine, 64-year-old Aleksandra, known as Shura, toils atop the ash hill. She has dedicated her life to hard physical labor, driven by her faith in God and a belief in the eventual end of human suffering. The 17-minute documentary captures her daily routine and the challenges of working in the shale oil industry, reflecting on her life and the environment surrounding her. Directed by Renita Lintrop, "To Shura" presents a portrait of endurance and faith in a demanding setting.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Aleksandra, a dedicated coal miner in Estonia.
- Find out about shale oil mining in North-Eastern Estonia.
- See how faith influences Aleksandra's life and work.
Did You Know
- Aleksandra is 64 years old and works at a coal mine in Estonia.
- The film was directed by Renita Lintrop in 1990.
- The documentary has a duration of 17 minutes.
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What is the name of the main character in the documentary 'To Shura'?
The main character is Aleksandra, also known as Shura.
What type of work does Aleksandra do in the documentary?
Aleksandra works at the top of the ash hill of the North-Eastern Estonian coal mine.
Who directed the documentary 'To Shura'?
The documentary was directed by Renita Lintrop.
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