Unfastening
Nov 30, 2013 · 44m
Director
Erland KelterOverview
A documentary essay on inner freedom, on choosing the path, about responsibility for one's destiny and for the destinies of close people. The heroes of the film are clergymen, who for a canonical reason are temporarily forbidden to serve: priest John Okhlobystin and hierodeacon Prokhor (Lisitsyn). Priests banned from service or resigning voluntarily are referred to as offensive nicknames for "rasstrigi."
Cast of Unfastening
Crew of Unfastening
About Unfastening
What is Unfastening about?
A documentary essay on inner freedom, on choosing the path, about responsibility for one's destiny and for the destinies of close people. The heroes of the film are clergymen, who for a canonical reason are temporarily forbidden to serve: priest John Okhlobystin and hierodeacon Prokhor (Lisitsyn). Priests banned from service or resigning voluntarily are referred to as offensive nicknames for…
When was Unfastening released?
Unfastening was released on November 30, 2013.
How long is Unfastening?
Unfastening runs 44 minutes.
Who directed Unfastening?
Unfastening was directed by Erland Kelter.
Who is in the cast of Unfastening?
The cast of Unfastening includes Stanislav Kondaurov (himself), Prokhor Lisitsyn (himself) and Ivan Okhlobystin (himself).