Ežiukas Sonic 3 (dubliuotas)

Age limit: N-13. 7-12 years old children must be accompanied by an adult.
Genre: Documentary, Crossing Europe
Year of release: 2024
Duration: 145 min.
Film language: Ukrainian
Subtitle language: Lithuanian

Ten years after the creation of Maidan, Sergeius Loznica continues the chronicle of Ukrainian resistance against the Russian invasion. Filmed throughout Ukraine over a period of two years, the documentary reveals the everyday life and mourning of Ukrainians during the war. As the seasons change, changes in human life are also recorded, often marked by rituals: birth of a child, school, wedding, death. As the director avoids images of war atrocities, but directs the camera to the everyday life of Ukrainians, a painful story is created about the cyclical nature of human life destroyed by war. Ten years after the birth of Maidan, Sergei Loznitsa continues to chronicle Ukraine's resistance to the Russian invasion. Filmed over two years across Ukraine, the documentary reveals the everyday life and mourning of Ukrainians during the war. As the seasons change, so do the changes in people's lives, often marked by rituals: the birth of a child, school, weddings, death. By avoiding images of the atrocities of war, but focusing the camera on the everyday life of Ukrainians, the director creates a poignant narrative of the cyclical nature of human life, disrupted by war. Sergejus Loznica - screenwriter, theater and film director, producer. Raised in Kyiv, 1987. graduated in applied mathematics from the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, and in 1997 - film direction at the Russian Institute of Cinematography in Moscow. He has been making documentaries and feature films since 1996, and has currently directed 25 award-winning documentaries and 4 feature films. His feature debut "My Luck" (2010) was presented in the main competition program of the Cannes Film Festival, "Rūke" (2012) won the Fipresci prize at Cannes, "The Meek" (2017) competed in the main competition of the Cannes Film Festival, and "Donbass" ( 2018) awarded for Best Director in the Special Look program at Cannes. His documentaries Austerlitz, The Trial and State Funeral were presented at the Venice Film Festival. "Babi Yar. Kontekstas" (2021) was awarded the special jury award "Golden Eye". The director's films are consistently presented in Scanorama. Sergei Loznitsa is a screenwriter, theater and film director, producer. He grew up in Kyiv, graduated in applied mathematics from the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute in 1987 and in film directing from the Russian Cinematographic Institute in Moscow in 1997. He has been making documentaries and feature films since 1996 and has directed 25 award-winning documentaries and 4 feature films. His feature debut My Joy (2010) was presented in the main competition of the Cannes Film Festival, In the Fog (2012) won the Fipresci Prize at Cannes, A Gentle Creature (2017) competed in the main competition of the Cannes Film Festival, and Donbass (2018) was awarded the Best Director Award in the Cannes program Un Certain Regard. His documentaries Austerlitz, Process and State Funeral were presented at the Venice Film Festival. Babi Yar. Context (2021) was awarded the Golden Eye Special Jury Prize. His films are consistently presented at Scanorama. Director: Sergei Loznitsa Producers: Maria Baker-Choustova, Sergey Loznitsa Festivals: International Cannes Film Festival; Jerusalem Film Festival - Best Documentary Cannes International Film Festival; Jerusalem Film Festival - Best Documentary
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