By Andrew Phillip Chernoff August 1, 2016
A few pictures taken during trip to Greenwood B.C.
ALL PICTURES COPYRIGHT (C) 2016 ANDREW PHILLIP CHERNOFF.
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“My Doukhobor Cousins” National Film Board 2002
A look into the Doukhobors of western Canada, a mysterious spiritual community.
When Janice Benthin vacationed with her mother’s Doukhobor relatives in the Kootenays, she sensed that the community held many secrets: the adults spoke Russian in hushed tones, people kept disappearing, and RCMP officers kept constant watch. My Doukhobor Cousins is Benthin’s quest for answers to chlldhood questions.
This film provides a rare, personal look inside this mysterious spiritual community. In this moving portrait of a family in search of its past, we watch as Benthin and her cousins try to reconcile the turbulent history of the Doukhobors with the gentle, troubled people they encounter.
The Grand Forks Sun/Kettle Valley Orchardist, Friday July 10, 1914