Pechka is the first and only film festival in Russia with a thematic focus on the village and rural lifestyle. It takes place in the Russian North, in the village of Shelota, Vologda Region.
The festival includes competitive screenings of fiction and documentary films, non-competitive screenings, creative meetings with filmmakers, as well as traditional craft workshops, music performances, and other activities that immerse festival guests in the atmosphere of a northern village.
The festival includes competitive screenings of fiction and documentary films, non-competitive screenings, creative meetings with filmmakers, as well as traditional craft workshops, music performances, and other activities that immerse festival guests in the atmosphere of a northern village.
Pechka is the first and only film festival in Russia with a thematic focus on the village and rural lifestyle. It takes place in the Russian North, in the village of Shelota, Vologda Region.
The festival includes competitive screenings of fiction and documentary films, non-competitive screenings, creative meetings with filmmakers, as well as traditional craft workshops, music performances, and other activities that immerse festival guests in the atmosphere of a northern village.
The festival includes competitive screenings of fiction and documentary films, non-competitive screenings, creative meetings with filmmakers, as well as traditional craft workshops, music performances, and other activities that immerse festival guests in the atmosphere of a northern village.
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