Tsinga

A novice named Fyodor travels to the Polar Urals on an official mission with Father Pyotr. Their destination is a remote northern camp known to the local population as the edge of the earth. Upon arrival, the missionaries find that they are unwelcome guests in a region where they must confront local beliefs and dangerous hidden threats to survive.

This Russian thriller was written and directed by Vladimir Golovnev, following his previous works Business People and National Hero. The film was produced by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Sverdlovsk Film Studio. The main cast features Nikita Efremov as Fyodor, Dmitriy Podnozov as Father Pyotr, and Evgeniya Mandzhieva as Vatane, with supporting roles played by Georgy Bessonov, Garasim Vasilev, and Timur Romanov. The production involved a credited crew of 51 people and has a total runtime of 90 minutes.