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Golovnev Ivan

Tiny Katerina
Northwestern Siberia, Russia. A small girl Katerina observes the outer world and understands it. She learns the voices of people, animals and other beings. Gradually she approaches the unknown and the unknown approaches her - not far from Katerina`s nomad camp an oil rig appears.

Old Man Peter
This film takes us into the world of old man Peter Sengepov, the last surviving Shaman of the Kazym River, who lives alone in the depths of the Siberian taiga. The region of the Khanty people is the basic source of oil recovery in Russia. About 70 percent of all Russian oil is extracted here. The oil companies actively buy huge territories in the North of Siberia. Indigenous people are compelled to leave these places, their own patrimonial territories, and so a modern civilization gradually absorbs an ancient culture.

Oil Field
The 21st century in the remote corners of the Siberian taiga sees a traditional lifestyle of the North of Russia natives still preserved. Oil production, providing the increasing needs of civilization, constantly encompasses the territories of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area. For some, this territory is their birthplace, for others, it is just an oil field.

Was born in 1978. Graduated from the Omsk State University, History department. In 2002 finished college at the Sverdlovsk Film Studio in Ekaterinburg, department of directors of cinema and TV. In 2005 — finished the Highest Courses of Film Writers and Directors in Moscow, department of film directors. Winner and participant of the international film festivals and film projects.
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