The Eternal New

The film follows Dmitry as he navigates the challenges of his upbringing in a world divided between believers and atheists. His journey to become a priest is marked by encounters with anger, pity, mistrust, and pain. Despite these obstacles, Dmitry holds on to his ideals, striving to bring goodness and peace to those around him.

As the story unfolds, Dmitry’s faith is tested when he confronts evil from his past. This conflict raises profound questions about belief, hope, and the nature of good and evil. The film's narrative provides a thoughtful exploration of the human experience, particularly within a spiritual context.

Collectors interested in contemporary international cinema will find The Eternal New noteworthy for its themes and storytelling. With performances from Kirill Zaporozhskiy, Tatyana Kolganova, and others, it offers a unique perspective on faith and morality in a historical setting.