UA: THE DAY THAT WE SURVIVED ep.36 Document History: How Ukrainian Filmmakers Do It

The war in Ukraine is not only the plot but also the context for the film industry to develop. Since Russia's full-scale invasion, film director and producer Kostiantyn Kliatskin and his crew filmed a dozen shorts about people in de-occupied and near-the-frontline territories. They even managed to release a full-screen documentarу in Kyiv cinema, despite personal exhaustion, lack of funds, and the team scattered in different parts of Ukraine. International World Slide helps us to translate. English translation of the story was read by Joe Williams. To support the documentary crew of DocNoteFilms via PayPal: docnotefilms@gmail.com DocNoteFilms: Babylon'13: Podcast`s Patreon: This episode was supported by Urban Space 100.

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This episode was published on Dec 6, 2022.

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