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VGIK students presented an animated film about the appearance of Christ in Elista

In the Sergiev-Posad branch of VGIK, the premiere of the short animated film “Light in Elista” took place.

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VGIK students presented an animated film about the appearance of Christ in Elista

In the Sergiev-Posad branch of VGIK, the premiere of the short animated film “Light in Elista” took place. The students of the branch worked on the creation of the picture. The plot of the film is based on the miracle of the Appearance of Christ the Savior in Elista.

The presentation was attended by Archbishop Justinian of Elista and Kalmyk. He spoke to the students about the spiritual and cultural traditions of Kalmykia.

In addition, during the visit, the bishop handed the director of the branch Zhanna Khlebnikova a letter of thanks from the head of the Republic of Kalmykia.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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