Orthodox activists ask the Prosecutor General to prevent the release of the film "Karamora"

Orthodox activists appealed to the Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika with a protest against the film "Karamora".

On October 29, 2019, it became known that the Orthodox activists appealed to the Prosecutor General Yury Chaika with a protest against activities of director Danila Kozlovsky and his film "Karamora", dedicated to events of a hundred years ago. The script of the film suggests that the young anarchist Karamora learns that the Romanov dynasty has been kept for 300 years secret order of vampires. Declaring war on the vampires, he provokes the beginning of the First world war and revolution.

« Danila Kozlovsky started shooting the film "Karamora", the plot of which involves a provocative connection (perceived as religiously highly valuable (sacred) - images canonized by the Russian Orthodox church as saints and religiously revered by believers of the Russian Orthodox churches Nicholas II and his family - with a low-vulgar (possessing the semantics religious Satanism and signs of an openly mocking farce). - Said in the text of the Public Committee on Human Rights. - Such the content cannot but cause the grossest insult to religious feelings Orthodox believers and cannot but cause the strongest humiliation of their human dignity, as a consequence - cannot but cause religious hatred and enmity and, accordingly, strong protest Orthodox believers against this extremist movie-making .”

Sources

• Prevent an extremist film from being released // Russian folk line. October 29, 2019
• Danila Kozlovsky against Orthodoxy - who wins? // Culture VRN. October 29, 2019