The date of the event: the 28th of April, 2016 at 19:00
Place: The Moscow lecture hall
Address: Novaya Ploshad, 10, bld.2
«The Putorana Plateau. Unapproachable beauty» picture, shot in 2012 by the film director Alexey Nevolin and the operators Raphael Usmanov and Roman Gudoshnikov with the support of the Russian Geographical Society, received the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg Festival of the tourist and sports films «The Golden Vertex» in the same year. Even the employees of the Putorana reserve, where the film shooting took place, liked the film, - hat does not happen too often.
- In other films on the background of the beauties the film director speaks on the theme of what kind of a unique object this reserve is, - the director of the reserve Vladimir Larin says. – This plot is already so over the teeth on edge, that it will not be interesting neither to watch, nor to listen to it. So, there will be no me, nor security chief in this film. There will be novels about interesting people.
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There are four of interesting people in the film. They are the following: Alexander Melnik – a director of the «Territory» film shot in the reserve; Sergey Gorshkov – the most famous wild nature photographer, a constant participant of the expedition of the Russian Geographical Society on the plateau; Oleg Krashevsky, having moved to the plateau; and the geographer, glaciologist and documentalist Vasily Sarana. All the four are joint by love to the Putorana Plateau – «the most beautiful, unique and wild» place on the planet, according to the words of Sarana. The movie characters tell in their interviews and, of course, show what that means – to live and work at those places, where even helicopters are not able to get in bad weather.
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The Putorana Plateau is located in the Krasnoyarsk region, in the northwest of the Central Siberian Plateau, the Kureyka River, the Pyasina River and right tributaries of the Lower Tunguska are flowing from it. The plateau is often named «the edge of ten thousand lakes and thousands of waterfalls»: there are more than 25 thousand lakes. And the Talnikova Waterfall – with its height of 482 meters – is the highest in Eurasia.
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