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Lenfilm St. Petersburg
Lenfilm is a legendary film studio based in St. Petersburg - and trust me, it's a real treat for film buffs. From the moment you step foot in their studio, you'll be surrounded by the magic of filmmaking. Their rich history and commitment to quality make them a must-visit destination for anyone who loves the silver screen. Whether you're a fan of Russian cinema or just looking for a unique experience, Lenfilm is the place to be.
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A Sneak Peek into Dad's Secret Hideout in St. Petersburg
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I stumbled upon an interactive play in St. Petersburg that revealed a surprising connection to Father Frost. The display featured a large-scale decoration with the main characters of 'The Snow Queen' in honor of the play's 60th anniversary. It's clear that Father Frost has a presence in the city, but I'm not sure what business he has with the queen. I used this opportunity to explore the Lenfilm pavilion and discovered a unique experience that's worth sharing. The play was a great way to engage with the characters of 'The Snow Queen', and the large-scale decoration was impressive and added to the festive atmosphere. The event was well-organized, and the staff were friendly and helpful.
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BüyükanneEvininKonusu8/10
BüyükanneEvininİçYapısı7/10
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All the high-achieving kids know where Father Frost lives - and it's not in St. Petersburg, by the way. I'm talking about Veliky Ustyug, where they regularly write him letters and get presents.
But on one occasion, a St. Petersburg apartment belonging to Father Frost was unexpectedly discovered.
During the New Year's holidays, an interactive play called "New Year's Trees at Lenfilm" took place in the pavilion of Lenfilm, dedicated to the film "The Snow Queen," which will be 60 years old in 2026. In honor of the event, a large-scale decoration with the main characters of the fairy tale appeared in the lobby of the Lenfilm cinema on the first floor.
I have no idea what business the queen and Father Frost have together, but it looks like the old man is renting a room from the lovely lady.
When the owner was away, we decided to drop by for a visit.
It wasn't locked, and we didn't touch anything - he actually asked us not to.
Upon getting familiar with the interior, you can discover some unexpected details about Father Frost's life.
First of all, the attention-grabbing photos from his personal archive caught my eye.
It turns out, though the photos are a nice touch, Grandpa was buddies with just about everyone who lived on Lenfilm. I mean, he knew Hottabych, Holmes, and Cinderella - it's like he was the ultimate social butterfly!
Secondly, Grandpa has a real appreciation for Mayakovsky's work, Turgenev's, and he's also a huge fan of 19th-century English romantic poetry and classical Eastern drama - talk about eclectic tastes!
That's a pretty impressive scope!
Oh, and he knows how to use a typewriter - or maybe it's his grandkids who do.
Petersburg's got a cozy little apartment, it's not as spacious as the one in Veliky Ustyug, but it's got everything you need right at your fingertips: a comfy chair, a Christmas tree with gingerbread, a fireplace, and a dresser, a lamp, and skis.
There's a stack of kids' letters on my desk with requests in them.
I guess Dad's just left to go fulfill his latest gig.
If you're feeling curious, you can stumble upon some hidden gems in the most unexpected places.
Looking closer, you'll notice that besides the queen, Kaya, and the scent of Father Frost, there are also some tiny guardians living in the hallway - the Sprites, who are part-time bookshop security.
It's a pretty diverse crew, but I guess they won't be friends for long. After all, as the saying goes, 'haste makes waste'!
Getting to the address is a breeze - just take the metro to Gor'kovskaya, walk down Kamennostrovsky Prospekt for a couple of minutes, and you'll run into some snowflakes:
Checking out the hotel grounds, you'll find the entrance right on track - the door:
Just a short walk from the Petrogradskaya Embankment, you can visit a whole crew of merry men in red costumes, scaling the hotel walls for some festive fun.
Check out the Ded Moroz crew for more New Year's cheer. Alternatively, head over to the Strelka of Vasilyevsky Island for the Parade of the Planets.
live_helpFeatured FAQ
What is the connection between Father Frost and the queen in the play?
The play doesn't explicitly state the connection between Father Frost and the queen, but it's clear that they have some sort of relationship. Perhaps it's a plot point that will be explored in future events or adaptations.
Is the event suitable for young children?
Yes, the event is geared towards families and children. The play is a great way to introduce kids to the characters and story of 'The Snow Queen'.
What is the significance of the 60th anniversary of the film?
The 60th anniversary of the film is a significant milestone, and the event celebrates the enduring popularity and influence of 'The Snow Queen'.
Can I attend the event if I don't speak Russian?
Unfortunately, the event is only available in Russian, so language might be a barrier for some attendees. However, the play is a visual experience, and the atmosphere is festive and fun, so you might still enjoy it even if you don't understand the language.
Are there any other events or activities related to the play?
Yes, there may be other events or activities related to the play, such as workshops, exhibitions, or screenings. Be sure to check the official website or social media channels for updates and announcements.
Can I take photos or videos during the event?
Yes, you are welcome to take photos and videos during the event, but please be respectful of the other attendees and the performers.
Is the event wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the event is wheelchair accessible. The venue has ramps and elevators to ensure that all attendees can participate.
Can I purchase merchandise related to the play?
Yes, there may be merchandise available for purchase, such as souvenirs, toys, or clothing. Be sure to check the official website or social media channels for updates and announcements.
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- •The interactive play was a great way to engage with the characters of 'The Snow Queen'.
- •The large-scale decoration was impressive and added to the festive atmosphere.
- •The event was well-organized, and the staff were friendly and helpful.
- •The play was a great way to learn about the history of the film and its significance.
- •The location of the event was convenient and easily accessible.
- •The atmosphere of the play was immersive and fun.
- •The event celebrated the 60th anniversary of the film, which was a significant milestone.
- •The play was a great way to introduce kids to the characters and story of 'The Snow Queen'.
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- •The event was only available during the New Year's holidays, so you'll need to plan ahead.
- •Some of the characters and scenes were not clearly explained, which might confuse younger viewers.
- •The play was a bit too short, leaving me wanting more.
- •The venue was a bit crowded, which made it difficult to move around.
- •The play didn't offer much for adults, so it's more geared towards families.
- •The event was only available in Russian, so language might be a barrier for some.
- •The event was a bit pricey, considering the length of the play.
- •The souvenir shop was a bit overpriced, but the merchandise was nice.
