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Days of scientific cinema are held in Pyatigorsk

Pyatigorsk State University organized a series of screenings of documentary author films about science, technology and the future

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Days of scientific cinema are held in Pyatigorsk

Pyatigorsk State University has organized a series of screenings of documentary author films about science, technology and the future. All sessions are free, but pre-registration is required for external participants.

After the film screenings, viewers are waiting for discussions with invited experts who have been professionally exploring the topics covered in the films for many years. The program of the Days of Scientific Film FANK (Festival of Current Scientific Cinema) included ten domestic films of the last three years - both feature-length and short films. Among them are “Multivoy” about the indigenous peoples of Russia, “Cold Bulls”. Return" about the return of oxen and bison to Eurasia, "In the footsteps" about counting wild animals, "Spring Marathon" about bird watching, "Zero mark" about archaeological research and "Mysteries of the White Cave" about the man of the Stone Age.

The experts will be representatives of the Teberdinsky Reserve, the Pyatigorsk Museum of Local History and the House of National Cultures.

Earlier it was reported that in Pyatigorsk will hold a poetic round table.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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