Russian winter holiday traditions

[camomiletea]

I was trying to do research online to find a Russian movie without which no holiday is complete (we had a copy, but we no longer can watch it because it's in the European format and we no longer have a converter). And I came across this article, which is perfect, haha.

Top Ten Traditions No Winter Holiday in Russia Goes withoutAll of them are on

Comments

[pne]

Thank you for the Christmas card! It arrived yesterday.

Reading about the "must watch on New Year's Eve" film reminds me of the corresponding German phenomenon: Dinner for One is a staple in German households on New Year's Eve, at least in my experience.

[prosfilaes]

There's a couple movies that I watch on computer because they're Region 2. Of course, my computer doesn't worry about region codes; more recent computers have limited region switches. I don't think it's that hard to find a DVD copier that will output a Region 0 version.

Have you watched the movie yet? I've got a copy of the Russian Jack Frost, and found that the subtitling and dubbing obviously weren't done by native speakers, and are quite a bit lacking, to the point that I couldn't finish the movie.

[intrepia]

This was really interesting, especially the part about being influenced by Chinese zodiacs in deciding what to wear! I had no idea!

[garrpina]

Hi camomiletea, Happy new year!
here you could see our tree http://garrpina.livejournal.com/?skip=20 ;)and tolk about throw them out immediately after Christmas in Germany I think it is more arouse interest
gooood luck

[to_be_friends]

Hello.

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