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5:00 PM-7:00 PM
Short film programme
Film screening|„Anastasia's Diary“ (Maxim Bujnicki,), „Belarusian Youth“ (Kseniya Halubovich), „Freeride“ (Volia Vieras)
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ACUD Kino, Berlin
- Price free entrance
- Part of series: Festival Goethe-Institut in Exile - Belarus
Anastasia's Diary
Director: Maxim Bujnicki, 2023, 20 min., OV with englisch subtitles
The short film Anastasia's Diary by director Maxim Bujnicke tells the story of the Belarusian artist Anastasia Rydlevskaya and her husband Aleksei, who had to flee their home country due to political repression. The couple is confronted with the difficulties of emigration, but remain true to their love despite all adversity and holds on to their big dream.
Maxim Bujnicki comes from Babrujsk in Belarus. He is a graduate of the Kyiv National Theatre, Cinema and Television University in Ukraine. Maxim Bujnicki is the author of feature and documentary films awarded at various festivals.
Awarded the Red Hather Award 2024 for best documentary short film.
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Belarusian Youth
Director: Kseniya Halubovich, 23 min., OV
Despite the difficult situation in Belarus, not all young people have left the country. The youngest remained and continued to live and create a new reality. Their parties and events sometimes look like the last concert on a sinking ship. Due to their age, they do not feel danger like the previous generation. These young people have more faith in the future and in their own strength.
Kseniya Halubovich (1988) is a photographer, journalist and filmmaker from Belarus. She has worked for different independent Belarusian and foreign media. Since 2020 and the protests in Belarus, she has directed 5 short and middle-length documentaries for Current Time TV, made an online diary for Arte.tv, focused on life in Belarus during and after the Revolution.
Awarded the Red Hather Award 2024 for best documentary short film.
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Freeride
Director: Volia Vieras, 14 min., OV with english subtitles
The heroes of this story are Andrei and Karalina, the owners of the well-known Zhyvemobil in Belarus, who in 2021, due to political persecution, were forced to move to Ukraine. After the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, they, like thousands of Belarusians, became double refugees. Already in Poland, Zhyvemobil received a new incarnation and name - Ukraine Mobile and, like many Belarusians, began to help Ukrainian refugees from the war...
Heroes: Andrei Kulakov, Karalina Tsyarentseva, Yana Shostak, Yuliya Panadzij
Director and camera: Volya Veras, Editing: Volia Veras, Andrei Kashpersky, Sound director: Maria Valoshkavaya, Executive producer: Andrei Karalevich.
Director: Maxim Bujnicki, 2023, 20 min., OV with englisch subtitles
The short film Anastasia's Diary by director Maxim Bujnicke tells the story of the Belarusian artist Anastasia Rydlevskaya and her husband Aleksei, who had to flee their home country due to political repression. The couple is confronted with the difficulties of emigration, but remain true to their love despite all adversity and holds on to their big dream.
Maxim Bujnicki comes from Babrujsk in Belarus. He is a graduate of the Kyiv National Theatre, Cinema and Television University in Ukraine. Maxim Bujnicki is the author of feature and documentary films awarded at various festivals.
Awarded the Red Hather Award 2024 for best documentary short film.
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Belarusian Youth
Director: Kseniya Halubovich, 23 min., OV
Despite the difficult situation in Belarus, not all young people have left the country. The youngest remained and continued to live and create a new reality. Their parties and events sometimes look like the last concert on a sinking ship. Due to their age, they do not feel danger like the previous generation. These young people have more faith in the future and in their own strength.
Kseniya Halubovich (1988) is a photographer, journalist and filmmaker from Belarus. She has worked for different independent Belarusian and foreign media. Since 2020 and the protests in Belarus, she has directed 5 short and middle-length documentaries for Current Time TV, made an online diary for Arte.tv, focused on life in Belarus during and after the Revolution.
Awarded the Red Hather Award 2024 for best documentary short film.
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Freeride
Director: Volia Vieras, 14 min., OV with english subtitles
The heroes of this story are Andrei and Karalina, the owners of the well-known Zhyvemobil in Belarus, who in 2021, due to political persecution, were forced to move to Ukraine. After the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, they, like thousands of Belarusians, became double refugees. Already in Poland, Zhyvemobil received a new incarnation and name - Ukraine Mobile and, like many Belarusians, began to help Ukrainian refugees from the war...
Heroes: Andrei Kulakov, Karalina Tsyarentseva, Yana Shostak, Yuliya Panadzij
Director and camera: Volya Veras, Editing: Volia Veras, Andrei Kashpersky, Sound director: Maria Valoshkavaya, Executive producer: Andrei Karalevich.
Location
ACUD Kino
Veteranenstraße 21
10119 Berlin
Germany
Veteranenstraße 21
10119 Berlin
Germany
The film programme will be followed by discussions with the protagonist Anastasia Rydlevskaya and the directors Volia Vieras and Ksenia Halubovich in the ACUDkino.
Location
ACUD Kino
Veteranenstraße 21
10119 Berlin
Germany
Veteranenstraße 21
10119 Berlin
Germany
The film programme will be followed by discussions with the protagonist Anastasia Rydlevskaya and the directors Volia Vieras and Ksenia Halubovich in the ACUDkino.