Documentary about the life of Kherson civilians in the russian war in Ukraine. Original footage exposing war crimes. Screening, discussion.
A documentary film made during russia’s war against Ukraine, depicting the lives of civilians through the events in Kherson. The film captures the reality of war, where people become targets of drones, are forced to flee their homes, and yet unite in resistance.
The film serves as evidence of war crimes against civilians and an appeal to the global community to protect human rights and preserve the memory of the war. All footage in the film is original.
Over the course of six months, the film has been screened in 10 countries and 23 cities, including at the Munich Security Conference.
Now it’s your turn in Rotterdam to see the film and take part in a discussion. The screening will be in Ukrainian with English subtitles; the discussion will be held in English.
Schedule:
12:00 – Doors open
12:30 – Introduction, important “good-to-knows”
13:00 – Film screening
14:30 – Discussion
The film does not have a strict “18+” rating, but it contains sensitive content, so it is recommended for adult audiences.
Director: Zarina Zabrisky
Country: Ukraine
Year of production: 2025
The event is organized by Docudays UA Rotterdam Film Club of Ukrainian House Rotterdam as part of the Docudays UA film club network is a collaboration with Dokhuis.