Christ lives in Siberia

The documentary presents a fascinating look at a community living under the belief that Vissarion is the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. Set in a remote area of Siberia, the film follows the daily lives of children, including Sveta's children—Danial, Mariam, and Zaur—as they navigate their upbringing in this unusual environment. Their experiences are contrasted with those of their father, Magomed, who fights to regain custody of his children while they thrive in a community dedicated to Vissarion's teachings.

With a runtime of 85 minutes, "Christ Lives in Siberia" provides an intimate glimpse into the routines and challenges faced by families in this sect. The film is produced by Film Tower, Making Movies, and YLE, showcasing the work of Estonian filmmakers Jaak Kilmi and Arbo Tammiksaar. It invites viewers to reflect on themes of faith, family, and the complexities of living in a belief-driven society.