Афон. Обитель Богородицы. Документальный фильм / Athos. Skete of Bogorodica. Documentary film

Афон. Обитель Богородицы. Документальный фильм

Millennium Celebration and Monks on Mount Athos (1963)

Millennium Celebration and Monks on Mount Athos (1963)

The monks of Mount Athos in Greece celebrate the Millennium.

Kirchvater, Ephraim von Arizona (deutsche Version)

Kirchvater, Ephraim von Arizona (deutsche version)

(Untertitel: English, русский, ελληνικά, македонский, românesc, ქართული, українська, deutsch)

Autor: Julia Warenzowa

Regisseur: Konstantin Golenschik 

Produzent: Dmitrij Mendeleew

Herstellung - Film-Studio "Neofit", 2015

© GTRK "Kultur"

Mount Athos (1917 & 1918)

Parts:

Grand Meteore 1917

Le Mont Athos - Ermitages et Monastères, 1918

Le Mont Athos - Les Processions de Pâques, Vatopédi et Karyès 1917

Le Mont Athos - Les Processions de Pâques, Iviron et Vatopédi 1918

Величковский: путь вне времени

Величковский: путь вне времени (русская версия)

Виробництво: Благотворительный фонд «Православный наследство Украине на Святой Горе Афон», 2016

Документальный фильм «Величковский: путь вне времени» рассказывает о известном старце своей эпохи, который стал одним из камертонов в возрождении духовной жизни Православной Церкви в XVIII-XIX ст. – преподобном Паисие Величковском. 

Паисий Величковский (1722-1794 гг.) известный переводчик духовно-аскетических трудов Святих Отцов и Добротолюбия, он возродил забытые традиции монашеской жизни – старчество и общежительное монашество. Фильм раскрывает деятельность Величковского, особенно: связь с колливадским движением, известным как Филокалестическое возрождение, о переводе духовно-аскетической литературы, организация общежительных обителей на Афоне и Молдовлахии (сегодня Румыния) и переводческой школы при Нямецком монатыре. 

В фильме показаны редкие рукописи, книги и предметы церковного быта времен преподобного Паисия, которые еще никогда не демонстрировались зрителям. В фильме дают комментарии историки, философы, богословы, а также игумены и монахи Святой Горы Афон и Румынии.

Величковський: шлях понад часом

Величковський: шлях понад часом (українська версія)

Благодійний фонд «Православний спадок України на Святій Горі Афон», 2016

Продюсер: Дмитро Ворона

Керiвник проекту та автор iдеi: Аднрiи Ус

Сценарiй: Евген Полiтов

Режисер: Виктор Стеганцов

Hilandar na Atosu / Hilandar on Athos

Hilandar na Atosu, Beograd, Dunav Film, 1975

Scenario and text: Vojslav Djurić

Direction: Ratomir Ivković, Mika Miloshević

A Visit to Mount Athos (November 1944)

November 1944. Three New Zealand servicemen went to Mount Athos, a peninsular in the northern part of Greece, to present citations to various Monasteries which, in spite of serious risks to their own lives and safety, had been instrumental in caring for New Zealanders and other allied troops, during the Second World War.

A collection of 83 photographs, taken by the team on this visit, and a talk for Radio New Zealand on 1.1.1945, were discovered recently in the National Library of New Zealand.

The talk and photographs give an extraordinary insight into both Mount Athos, the kindness and generosity of its inhabitants, and their active participation against the Nazis.

Athos. Der Berg der Mönche

Buch und Regie: Peter Bardehle
Vidicom 2016

Athos

Buch und Regie: Peter Bardehle
Vidicom, 2016

Επέκεινα του κόσμου τούτου (Im Jenseits dieser Welt)

Production: Vidicom Media
Written and Directed by Peter Bardehle and Andreas Martin
2016

Original Title: Im Jenseits dieser Welt with English subtitles

Mount Athos on a peninsula off the coast of Greece is one of Europe’s last remaining secrets. Access to women is strictly denied and in order to keep unwanted tourists out, visa are granted only to pilgrims and workers. The monastic republic attracts people who expect more than modern life can give them, men longing for a meaningful life.

In a filmic diary inspired by Philip Gröning’s “Into Great Silence“ (2005), three monks of Athos share their lives with the camera, for the first time ever. The underlying theme of the unique narrative is the path that each and everyone of us has to find and walk along in his or her life. „In order to be able to help others, we have to heal our own souls first“, is one of Father Galaktion’s messages to those who seek peace at Mount Athos.

Several plots draw the audience into the monastic world and confront them with their struggle, inviting the audience to contemplate the two key issues that leads them through their life: truly experience every moment and to treat others with respect. Three monks have granted access to their everday lives: Father Epiphanios came to the Holy Mountain as an 18-year-old novice and since then has brought the vineyard and the olive groves from the 10th century back to life. He is a gifted cook who is not at all aversed to the pleasures of the outer world. Father Galaktion, however, has chosen a humble and modest life in a small hut in the woods. As an eremite, he rarely seeks encounters with other people. The clarity of his thoughts is intriguing, as is the purity of his words. Father Loukianos is a novice to Mount Athos. At the end of his first year, he proudly receives his ordination to priesthood at one of the Holy Monasteries that rule over the fortunes and destiny of the 2.000 monks since 1.000 years.

Pictures from Athos are pictures with scarcity value, yet the German-Greek film team managed to obtain insight into the innermost realm of the monastic republic and was allowed to attend holy celebrations, processions and private prayers. It took three years and overcoming a lot of difficulties: usually journalists are not permitted to film on the Holy Mountain and both government and police do not tolerate any professional film equipment.



ATHOS presents an alternative to pilgrimage of the Road to Santiago: a 100 minute long journey to peace, light and mindfulness.

Monks of Mount Athos. "60 Minutes"

Production: CBS "60 Minutes"

Bob Simon, Harry Radliffe and Michael Karzis

New York, 2011

The Holy Mountain Athos, the sanctuary of Orthodox Christian monasticism for over a thousand years, which is directly under the spiritual jurisdiction of His All Holiness, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, is featured on the CBS News program “60 Minutes”. The segment was originally aired last Pascha evening and will be rebroadcast on the evening of Christmas day, December 25, 2011. “The Monks of Mount Athos”, recounts 60 Minutes Correspondent Bob Simon’s journey to the remote peninsula in North Greece that millions of Orthodox Christians consider the most sacred place on earth, Mount Athos.

On the recommendation and with the blessing of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, who opened the doors for the “60 Minutes” team, and after two trips to the mountain and two years of dialogue with the Anthonite community, Bob Simon and the “60 Minutes” team were given unprecedented access to document monastic life on the Holy Mountain in the Fall of 2010. The result is a portrait of a place rarely seen where prayer has been offered by holy men everyday, with no interruption, for more than a thousand years.