The Family Circle Film Festival will be held in Yaroslavl with the support of the PSB

PSB will support the XXI International Film Festival "In the Family Circle", which will be held in Yaroslavl from July 4 to July 9. This was stated by the chairman of the PSB Peter Fradkov during a press conference dedicated to the upcoming event.

"A strong country begins with a strong family, and a strong family begins with the values that we share together and pass on to the next generations. A good film turns words about love, patriotism, and respect for elders into a visual story. It has a specific character, an understandable act, and an obvious choice. And this gives a ready-made reason to talk to children about important things. This is the main value of the festival "In the family circle" — it turns family leisure into a living experience of empathy and joint reflection on serious and deep topics for which there is not often time in everyday life," said Peter Fradkov.

According to Fradkov, the festival's support is part of the project to relocate to the Yaroslavl region, which includes comprehensive support for the region not only in the infrastructure sector, but also in the field of art and culture, as well as in large—scale key events in the city that reflect the bank's values, strengthen the link between generations and convey moral guidelines.

"It is especially important for us that the festival is dedicated to family values. I am sure that this year it will once again become one of the main events of the summer, bringing together thousands of viewers and giving guests and residents of the region vivid impressions and kind emotions. On the first day of the festival, we will unveil a monument to Yuri Bychkov, who created the famous Golden Ring of Russia tourist route. In addition, we will open a new cinema street on Nakhimson Street — it will become part of the Yaroslavl pedestrian center. A separate space here will be dedicated to the family film "Angel Street". I invite everyone to the Yaroslavl Region!" said Mikhail Evraev, Governor of the Yaroslavl Region, at a press conference.