"Engleski titlovi" is what you'll want to look out for too. A simple google of " ceo film" usually gives you options. However, a lot do not have their copyright enforced. legal ways to watch Serbian/ex-Yu movies online, with subtitles or without. John of Kronstadt and speaking to people who knew people who knew him, and family members.There are not a lot of.
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Now, also here is a more modern documentary on St. You can also see there, a video about St Luke of Simferopol and Crimea, you can also watch that there with english subtitiles, but I would recommend watching it on youtube here since you can move around the time if you miss something:Īnd here also same page you can see a tribute to Elder Porphyrios in english translation: this is greek, BUT HAS ENGLISH SUBTITLES!Ĭlick the one with the icon of St. Gregory PAlamas, basically hagiography but in video form. anyway, here is a short movie to see about St. as others said though, that one movie about the fool for christ is good too. I was thinking to keep linking more movies, but they are probably all without english subtitles and only russian. might be able to find an english translation of it somewhere lots of critics of this movie being innacurate, but it is entertaining anyway. Yes about Ivan the Terrible, but it is mostly about the tsar and the metropolitan. When one ends, go to account for this user and find the second part, and the third fourth fifth sixth, ectect I really like it, and you can sort of tell what is happening, such as when the Greeks come and show problems they perceive This cost around 11 million dollars to produce. It has very accurate by using historical sources and research into even historically accurate vestments and consulting old believer experts. Sadly I could not find english translations, but you can see it on youtube full. Раскол (Schism) A russian epic of the nikon reforms, many episodes. You may wish to view the web site of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, "for numerous instructional videos from "GoTelecom."
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There is another movie from the mid-'80s (+/-), about an East European Orthodox bishop, in America, with a Nazi past, (mirroring the story of Romanian Orthodox Archbishop Valerian (Trifa), of Blessed Memory.) Basil's Church in the Bronx." The story involves the wedding of his niece.Īnd, of course, "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" shows short portions of the Baptism and Wedding Services, chanted in the Greek language, though the hymn chanted after the immersions is not "As many as have been Baptised." There's also a Kojak episode where Kojak is seen leaving the precinct announcing, "I'll be at St. Theodosios Kojak is seen getting out of a car, picking up a newspaper on a news stand it's the Greek language version of "The National Herald," "Ethnicos Kirix." The very cute little girl speaks Greek through the episode to Kojak who devotes his time to finding her mother and eating in Greek restaurants. The story is about a young Greek girl who has been separated from her mother, from an airline flight from Greece to New York.
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There are at least two movies about Nicholas and Alexandra which include scenes of Orthodox Services.Īlso, there's a beautiful made for TV movie from the Kojak series. Theodosios Russian Orthodox Cathedral (OCA) in Cleveland, Ohio. "The Dear Hunter," has scenes from a wedding and funeral filmed at the historic St. I know of no Orthodox movies, but movies w/scene's from Orthodox Church services come to mind. Ukrainians and Lemkos, as they are more nationally oriented, have sermons in their own languages. Oddly, where I live (Podlachia), priests use Russian with Polish elements what is an awful mixture. Sermons are generally preached in Polish. When there are some Ukrainians feasts Ukrainian is used. This year we also had Liturgy in Serbian because of St. On some occasions there are services in other languages as Greek.
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There used to be one parish which had Liturgy in Belarusian but it stopped. There are not regular Services in Ukrainian - I'm sure. I've read that there is something what is called 'Church Slavonic with Ukrainian accent' but I have no idea what it is and how does it sound like. I don't know what about southern part of the country inhabited by Ukrainians and Lemkos. In some parishes (more-less 30% of total) some Polish elements as litanies and readings are put. Polish is used in a few (4 I think) parishes in bigger cities (Warsaw, Wrocław, Białystok) and in Services for some special occasions (national feasts, services for soldiers and similar).
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Click to expand.Yes, Church Slavonic is the main liturgical language in Poland.