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Saving North
Saving North is the story of a struggle for human and cultural survival in the mysterious and insular world of the Russian North. An outsider from England, photographer Richard Davies, enters this mysterious and vast region of the world with the hope of documenting both the glory and the tragic demise of its rapidly disappearing Wooden Churches. As Davies meets and becomes friends with the some of his Russian photo subjects, he finds himself getting emotionally involved with their struggle. He decides to put down his camera and get involved with church restoration. Early on in our story Davies befriends the famed Russian architect Alexander Popov who is deeply involved in working to preserve and share with the world the beauty and value of these ancient structures. Popov has uniquely discovered and reinvigorated both the tools and processes that restore life back to the North. But it’s an uphill battle against strong and powerful forces. Together, Davies and Popov uncover the circumstances that led to the demise of the churches, and then join a small but growing group of passionate Russian citizens and outsiders from all walks of life who join the cause of Saving North.  Saving North selected in competition for the Rural Feature Films Award 2021
Arica Nativa is Heritage Communication and Sustainable Development. Its purpose is to make children, youth and adults to fall in love with the natural and cultural treasures that remain heroically in the rural and indigenous areas of the planet.
Awards & Prizes
RURAL FEATURE FILMS The selected films will compete for the Rural Feature Films Award 2021, consisting of a Tropero sculpture; a monetary prize of USD 1,000 (one thousand american dollars or its equivalent in chilean pesos); and an alpaca blanket produced by artisans from the Andean altiplano. RURAL SHORT FILMS The selected films will compete for the Rural Short Films Award 2020, consisting of a Tropero sculpture; a monetary prize of USD 500 (five hundred american dollars or its equivalent in chilean pesos) and an alpaca blanket produced by artisans from the Andean altiplano. JALLALLA FEATURE FILM: INDIGENOUS MADE FILMS The selected films will compete for the Jallalla Feature Award 2020, consisting of a Tropero sculpture; USD 1,000 (one thousand dollars or its equivalent in chilean pesos); and an alpaca blanket produced by artisans from the Andean altiplano. JALLALLA SHORT FILM: INDIGENOUS MADE FILMS The selected films will compete for the Jallalla Short Award 2020, consisting of a Tropero sculpture; USD 500 (five hundred dollars or its equivalent in chilean pesos); and an alpaca blanket produced by artisans from the Andean altiplano. MALLKU FEATURE FILMS: FOR THE CONSERVATION OF THE PLANET The selected films will compete for the Mallku Feature Award 2020, consisting of a Tropero sculpture; a monetary prize of USD 1,000 (one thousand american dollars or its equivalent in chilean pesos) and an alpaca blanket produced by artisans from the Andean altiplano. MALLKU SHORT FILMS: FOR THE CONSERVATION OF THE PLANET The selected films will compete for the Mallku Short Award 2020, consisting of a Tropero sculpture; a monetary prize of USD 500 (five hundred american dollars or its equivalent in chilean pesos) and an alpaca blanket produced by artisans from the Andean altiplano. AFRIKA FEATURE FILM: FOR THE PROMOTION OF CULTURAL RICHNESS OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA IN THE WORLD The selected films will compete for the A(f)rika Feature Award 2020, consisting of a Tropero sculpture; a monetary prize of USD 1000 (one thousand american dollars or its equivalent in Chilean pesos) and an alpaca blanket produced by artisans from the Andean altiplano. AFRIKA SHORT FILM: FOR THE PROMOTION OF CULTURAL RICHNESS OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA IN THE WORLD The selected films will compete for the A(f)rika Short Award 2020, consisting of a Tropero sculpture; a monetary prize of USD 500 (five hundred american dollars or its equivalent in Chilean pesos) and an alpaca blanket produced by artisans from the Andean altiplano.
09.05.2021 | Saving North's blog Cat. : FILM
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