Meškiukas Padingtonas: nuotykiai Peru (dubliuotas)

Age limit: N-16. For viewers aged 16 and over.
Genre: Documentary, Main competition
Year of release: 2024
Duration: 95 min.
Film language: Ukrainian
Subtitle language: Lithuanian

After the start of Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Ukrainian army secretly recorded and made public the conversations of Russians fighting at the front with family members who remained at home. Confessions of soldiers about brutal war crimes are juxtaposed with shots of the devastated Ukrainian landscape - blown-up cities are back in Ukrainian hands, flowers have bloomed among the ruins. At the other end of the line are pleas to return home or support for violence caused by a distorted perception of geopolitical reality. A shocking documentary about Russia's murderous imperial project and effective propaganda apparatus, which has reached many festival audiences around the world. At the start of Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Ukrainian army secretly recorded and publicized telephone conversations between Russians fighting on the frontline and their families back home. Soldiers' confessions of brutal war crimes are juxtaposed with images of Ukraine's devastated landscape - bombed-out cities back in Ukrainian hands, flowers blooming amid the rubble. At the other end of the line, there are pleas to return home, or support for the violence caused by a distorted perception of geopolitical reality. A shocking documentary about Russia's murderous imperial project and its efficient propaganda apparatus, which has reached audiences in many festivals around the world Born in Kyiv, a filmmaker, author and photographer living between Ukraine and Canada, Karpovič graduated from cultural studies in Kyiv and production studies at Concordia. The debut documentary, Don't Worry, The Door Will Open, won the New Vision Award in Montreal. in 2022 in the spring, in collaboration with international journalists, she published news about the events in Ukraine. A filmmaker, author and photographer living between Ukraine and Canada, Karpovych was born in Kyiv, and studied cultural studies in Kyiv and production in Concordia University. Her debut documentary Don't Worry, the Doors Will Open won the New Vision Award in Montreal. In spring 2022, she collaborated with international journalists to report on events in Ukraine. Director: Oksana Karpovych Author of the script / Screenplay: Oksana Karpovych Festivals: International Berlin Film Festival - Ecumenical Jury Special Mention; Hong Kong International Film Festival - Special Mention; International Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival - award for the best direction in the competition program; Krakow International Film Festival - FIPRESCI Award for Best Documentary Film and Silver Horn Award for Best Film on a Social Theme Berlin International Film Festival - Special mention by the Ecumenical Jury; Hong Kong International Film Festival - Special Mention; Buenos Aires International Independent Film Festival - Award for Best Director in Competition; Krakow International Film Festival - FIPRESCI Award for Best Documentary and Silver Horn Award for Best Film on a Social Theme
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