The Polylog Foundation held a screening of the film “The Mountain of Languages“ at the Mountain Jewish Center during the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia
On February 22, 2026, a special screening of the documentary film “The Mountain of Languages“ took place at the Mountain Jewish Center in Sokolniki.
This event was yet another highlight of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia, proclaimed by a decree of President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. For the Polylog Foundation, holding the screening this year in particular has special symbolic significance.
The evening took place in a warm and sincere atmosphere. It was not just a film screening, but a genuine gathering of people of different nationalities, ages, and life stories—a meeting of cultures, traditions, and hearts.
The Polylog Foundation expresses its deep gratitude to the Mountain Jewish Center for the warm welcome and the opportunity to hold this evening within walls that themselves breathe history, memory, and respect for their roots. It is a great honor for us to be here.
The hall was filled with people united by shared feelings—warmth and openness. Because when cinema speaks from the soul, it is understood without words.
Thank you to everyone who came and shared this bright evening with us. Such gatherings remind us that together, we are strong.
The Polylog Foundation continues its work to strengthen interethnic harmony and cultural dialogue in Russia.
On February 22, 2026, a special screening of the documentary film “The Mountain of Languages“ took place at the Mountain Jewish Center in Sokolniki.
This event was yet another highlight of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia, proclaimed by a decree of President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. For the Polylog Foundation, holding the screening this year in particular has special symbolic significance.
The evening took place in a warm and sincere atmosphere. It was not just a film screening, but a genuine gathering of people of different nationalities, ages, and life stories—a meeting of cultures, traditions, and hearts.
The Polylog Foundation expresses its deep gratitude to the Mountain Jewish Center for the warm welcome and the opportunity to hold this evening within walls that themselves breathe history, memory, and respect for their roots. It is a great honor for us to be here.
The hall was filled with people united by shared feelings—warmth and openness. Because when cinema speaks from the soul, it is understood without words.
Thank you to everyone who came and shared this bright evening with us. Such gatherings remind us that together, we are strong.
The Polylog Foundation continues its work to strengthen interethnic harmony and cultural dialogue in Russia.
