Contemporary No 33-34

In the movie "Contemporary No. 33-34" tells about the sad fate of the estates of the princes Golitsyn and Kurakin, Count Ustinov in the Penza region. In the first part, the following filming was used: Penza region, the village of Zubrilovo, 1990. View of the dilapidated building of the central estate of the Golitsyn princes. The palace was built in 1780 by the Italian architect Quarnegi and is an architectural monument of federal significance (Until 1979, the building housed an anti-tuberculosis dispensary). View of the Transfiguration Church, built in 1796 by Prince S.F. Prozorovsky-Golitsyn on the territory of the estate. The height of the temple is 36 meters. The icon of the Savior is placed on the eastern outer wall of the temple. The author of the project has not been identified. From 1921 to 1990, the temple was closed. The priest is preparing for a prayer service at the temple. View of the tombstones of Prince A.F. Prozorovsky-Golitsyn and Princess M.A. Golitsyna (Lvova). Young people from the public organization "Leningrad Cossack Community" are practicing self-defense techniques on the territory of the Golitsyn estate, they are present at a prayer service near the church. Penza region, Kurakino village, 1990. View of dilapidated red brick walls left over from the Nadezhdino estate of the Kurakin princes, which is an architectural monument of federal significance. In the second part, the following filming was used: Penza region, the village of Grabovo, 1990. View of the estate of Count A.M. Ustinov, built in 1875 (since 1971 it houses the Grabovsky neuropsychiatric dispensary) and is an architectural monument of federal significance. View of a roughly knocked together wooden building with the NDP: "Club". A nurse climbs the stairs at the Grabovsky psycho-neurological boarding school. Patients sit and stand in the corridors. Men at the hospital load the coffin into a cart, nail it up, women cross themselves, follow the cart.

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Authors - V. Dobel, A. Berezovsky, editor - O. Robinova, sound engineer - V. Shubin