"Christ is risen from the dead, trampling down death by death, and to those in the tombs bestowing life!" An ancient hymn, sung here in Greek by two Australian chanters who both humbly asked to remain uncredited, giving glory to God. The mosaic is from the Hagia Sophia, or the church of the Holy Wisdom, completed in the 6th century. The hymn was written sometime in the 6th century too, and is sung by every Orthodox Christian across the world during our Easter season. CHRIST IS RISEN!

A stunning Orthodox church that stands in honour of the Trinity. Our thanks to our friend Father Kirill for inviting us here when we lived in Hungary. Keep Father Kirill in your prayers as he and his congregation work daily to care for the waves of Ukrainian refugees crossing into Hungary. Filmed in July, 2019 The construction of this church began in 1785 and completed 11 years later. Though built as an Orthodox Church, its style is baroque, rather than traditionally Eastern. Their wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_Orthodox_Church_and_Museum,_Miskolc Their social media: https://www.facebook.com/Miskolci-Magyar-Ortodox-Egyházközség-558365914322129/

A poem inspired by the unusual and powerful fifth century story of Saint Mary of Egypt. She is remembered in the Orthodox Church annually on the first of April, and on the Fifth Sunday of Great Lent. Her story of abandoning a life of sin for one of asceticism has inspired the Church for centuries. To read one version of her story: https://www.oca.org/saints/lives/2022/04/01/100963-venerable-mary-of-egypt Another: https://orthodoxwiki.org/Mary_of_Egypt Or to watch a short video about her life: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBXvDuNElB8 The icon featured is by the hand of Brian Matthew Whirledge, and is used with permission. To see Brian's work: https://www.brianwhirledge.com FULL POEM: Banished from the world of man, Skin burnished by the desert sands A new life wrenched from a sinner’s grave And from the hollow pleasures of the self-enslaved Where once a shadow danced in a shallow soul A light shines from an eternal coal May eons pass as the light within Just brightens through those cracks of skin And the refined purity of those desert skies Only build the beauty reflected in Zosimas’ eyes May those tattered rags of royalty A sign of wealth forever be As each new age walks a flowing river To meet the immortally forgiven.

The world's finest sleuth appears in this newly-discovered, low budget, archival, b-grade short film. Be prepared for shocks and amazement at his skills of investigation. Set to the dulcet tones of Geronimo Buford's velvety voice. Follow Geronimo and his wisdom on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OperationFatherhood Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebrosrobinson

Our entry into a competition held by @motionvfx where we had to use some of their free effects for a less-than-a-minute EPIC short film. #mmakeitcinematic Starring Andrew Robinson Written & Directed by Stephan & Andrew Robinson --- To the @motionvfx judges: We used: Title 08 Title 07 Two different LUT presets Letterbox Anamorphic Lens effect Light diffuse 2 Transition 03 Transition 01

This film is a puzzle. Can you solve it? The password should be entered in ALL CAPS: https://www.thebrothersrobinson.com/shift-cypher The 60km road sign is NOT part of the puzzle. It's all in the phone call.

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A work by German romanticist Caspar David Friedrich, this painting is permanently displayed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington. This is a short visual experiment in adding a 'breath of life' to a painting, showing the beauty in a new way, and allowing us to briefly 'step into' the work. Potentially the first of other paintings brought to life! Let us know what you think! To find out more about Friedrich: https://www.artble.com/artists/caspar_david_friedrich Follow us on FB: https://www.facebook.com/thebrosrobinson