"The beauty and majesty of the Russian north. Unique wooden architecture. People who revive traditions"30 June 2015Factual74 mins
The film tells about the Russian North - the territory of unique wooden architecture and one of the few places in the country where a Russian person can realize the origins of his culture and spiritual development. It was here that people were found who were ready to revive the traditional rural way of life in spite of globalization and the state policy of urbanization.
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