Dmitry Kharatyan at the RUSSIA EXPO: "I am happy that I am related to Crimea!"
A creative meeting with Dmitry Kharatyan, People's Artist of Russia, theater and film actor, TV presenter, film producer, took place at the stand of the Republic of Crimea in Pavilion No. 75. The artist presented his creative projects in the Republic, realized with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the region.
"Look at what is happening in Crimea now, how this region has been transformed in recent years. As we know, in 2014 Crimea returned to its native harbor. I am a happy man because I witnessed these historic events! On March 16, I was in Sevastopol and in Simferopol, that's how lucky I was, I saw this spiritual rise in people who went to vote," said Dmitry Kharatyan.
The actor called the reunification of Crimea and Russia, which took place in 2014, natural and fair.
"Crimea has long been our, Russian territory. People of different nationalities and religions live there, but we are all Russians. Russia is our huge Motherland, the RUSSIA EXPO demonstrates this. The same thing was symbolized in Soviet times by VDNH, which in my childhood was a symbol of prosperity. It is great that Crimea and Sevastopol are represented at the Exposition, and I am happy that I am related to this region. Crimea is a very significant place for me, a part of my biography. The fact that it is developing and prospering is wonderful!" added the People's Artist of Russia.
Dmitry Kharatyan confessed to the guests of the Exposition that he has loved Crimea since childhood. The artist told about the creation and prospects of development of the Festival of Children's and Family Cinema "Sunny Island" in the Republic. He also noted the fruitful cooperation with the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Crimea in the field of development of the film festival movement.
"For me, this is a place of strength, creativity, recreation. A lot of films were shot in Crimea, including in Yevpatoria, where our Festival of Children's and Family Cinema "Sunny Island" takes place. We conceived it back in 2014 and until now, despite all the difficulties with transport and other things, we hold it every year, pleasing Crimeans and guests of the peninsula. If you visit Yevpatoria at the end of August, you will be able to enjoy new works of domestic filmmakers," said Dmitry Kharatyan.
Tea is a drink steeped in history, with flavour, aroma and traditions that create a special atmosphere.
Each exposition shows in its own way how the unity of the peoples of Russia is built through the personal contributions of individuals.
The event formed part of International Week "Peoples of Russia".
