04.28.2024 09:02 SAMARA. APRIL 28. LAST NEWS. Read: 224 Print version If you find an error in the text, highlight it and press CTR+Enter On Saturday, April 27, at the Expo-Volga Exhibition Complex, as part of the Orthodox exhibition “Blessed Samara,” a creative meeting took place with the People’s Artist of Russia Elena Tsyplakova. During an hour-long conversation with city residents, Elena Oktyabrevna spoke about her creative path, film roles, directorial experience and family values. Photo: VK “Expo-Volga” This year, the People’s Artist of Russia and director celebrates a double anniversary: 65 years of life and 50 years of work in cinema. As Elena Oktyabrevna said, this was not her first time in Samara and gladly accepted the invitation to visit the Orthodox exhibition and at the same time see and communicate with friends and colleagues. “The exhibition is a meeting of talents; it is also a unique opportunity to support each other both psychologically and creatively. It’s especially nice to share positive emotions before a big holiday:.” Those whose senses are skillfully trained to distinguish between good and evil.” I believe that it is precisely such meetings that help people understand themselves, those around them and become more perfect. I really love communicating with the public, because there you will find a lively and sincere response from people to what you do,” said Elena Tsyplakova. After the creative meeting, the People’s Artist talked with teachers and students of Sunday schools and children’s diocesan centers in Samara. The Orthodox exhibition “Blessed Samara” is held with the blessing of the Samara diocese and His Eminence Sergius, Metropolitan of Samara and Novokuibyshevsk. Considering that 2024 has been declared the Year of the Family, the exhibition’s commercial programs are dedicated to strengthening family and spiritual values. “On the eve of the Easter holiday, I invite everyone to our hospitable walls to touch the holy relics, take gifts for themselves and loved ones for the holiday, and most importantly – to be filled with light, warmth and goodness,” he said. General Director of Expo-Volga Exhibition Complex Andrey Levitan. This year the exhibition brought together 130 participants from all over Russia, as well as from Georgia and Serbia. Every day at the Expo-Volga Exhibition Complex, in addition to creative meetings and daily conversations with priests, educational lectures and educational master classes for children and adults are held. The exhibition will last until April 29 inclusive.
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