ЛЮДИ ПЛАТО ПУТОРАНА

A feature-length documentary (104 minutes). Beyond the Arctic Circle, east of industrial Norilsk, lies a vast lava plateau covering approximately two hundred thousand square kilometers. This land is wild, harsh, and inaccessible, where places untouched by man still exist. Only restless souls, daring and searching, penetrate this pristine world, finding peace and tranquility within. The film follows three protagonists: Moscow photographer Vladimir Koval and hunters Viktor Sheresh and Boris Chevychelov. Each has their own destiny, their own path that led them to the Putorana Plateau. They are frank and straightforward in their reflections, their lives filled with activities alien to ordinary city dwellers. And although all three are undoubtedly very different, strong personalities, they are united by their love of nature and a sincere desire to understand the meaning of human existence on this Earth. The film won the special Sergei Kapitsa prize at the IV International Film Festival of Contemporary Scientific Cinema 360 in 2014, participated in the II Moscow Region Ecological Festival in Noginsk, was nominated for the national STRANA Award for 2014 in the section "Common Home. Origins", was shown at the festivals "Journey across Russia" (Kosmos Cinema, December 2014), "Primordial Russia" (Central House of Artists, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018), and was also shown on the TV channels "OTR", "Strana", "Komsomolskaya Pravda". Special Jury Prize at the Meridian of Hope Environmental Festival and participation in the Sea Calling Film Festival in St. Petersburg in 2018. Scriptwriter, Director, and Cinematographer: Alexander SVESHNIKOV Composer: Vyacheslav PRIVALOV Assistant Camera Operators: Vladimir SHUSTIKOV, Anatoly NEZNANOV, Viktor MIKHAILENKO Director: Viktor FEDCHENKOV Executive Producer: Ramil FARZUTDINOV Producer: Vladimir SUNGORKIN Starring: Viktor SHERESH, Vladimir KOVAL, Boris CHEVICHELOV, Anatoly NEZNANOV, Tatyana SERGIENKO, Vera ADADUROVA, Vladimir SHUSTIKOV, Viktor MIKHAILENKO, and others. Produced by Komsomolskaya Pravda Publishing House, Vladislav Dvorzhetsky Studio, with financial support from Norilsk Nickel Mining and Metallurgical Company, 2014.