RT will present the documentary film “Beslan. Life for the Angels ”on the anniversary of the tragedy

Together with the participants in the events, the RTD film crew returned to Beslan School No. 1 to recall the days of the tragedy. The authors of the film will tell you about the fate of the former hostages and talk with a special forces officer who participated in their rescue.

“I was held hostage, my mother, my elder brother Boris, older sister Vera and cousin Anya. I, mom and sister Anya survived. Sometimes you ask yourself the question: why is there a brother and sister? We were sitting nearby. And they are not, and you are. Not even why, but why I stayed alive. It's not just like that. I guess I'm somewhat indebted. I owe this world. I have to justify my life with something good, ”says Irina Gurieva, a student at Beslan School No. 1, which was seven years old in 2004.

“We had to give the first bell, and I remember, they still gave me a bell. I remember that the boy already raised me, they gave me this bell and ... I didn’t have a chance to ring, ”recalls Dzerassa Kudzaeva, who went to first grade 15 years ago and was on the school line with her whole family.

In 2011, the RTD film about the Beslan tragedy “The City of Little Angels” received a silver statuette of the OMNI Intermedia Awards television and web design award.

RTD documentaries have repeatedly become winners of Russian and international awards. In 2019, the silver prize-winner of the US International Film & Video Festival became the documentary RT “We were taught by terrorists” about children in Syria who were forced to study in militant camps. The winner of the prestigious New York Festivals contest in 2018 won the RT film “Children of Syria. Brought up by the war ”, and the documentary film“ Castes. Love to the grave "and" Marine "received silver and bronze, respectively. In 2017, the film “H2nOl” won the gold of the festival about the acute shortage of drinking water in India. In 2015, the New York Festivals won silver tape "White Africa", and in 2014, the film "Blood Revenge" took the gold award. In the same year, the documentary "Children of the Tundra" won the Russian Prize "Country".