19 min
The citizen and the state Human rights Freedom of speech Minority rights Right to liberty

eng: for_whom

Employees of penitentiary system Lawyers Journalists Institutions of the state penitentiary system of Ukraine Government officials Activists / NGOs Teachers Pupils Students

Director

Sergey Lysenko

EDUCATION
Kyiv National Karpenko-Karyi Theatre, Film and Television University
BIOGRAPHY
Studied at Kyiv National Karpenko-Karyi Theatre, Film and Television University.
Filmography:
Brothers in Arms (2018), Encyclopedia of Maidan (2015), Amosov—The Centennial (2013), Awakening (2011), Heartbeat (2011), Trap (2009), Thaw (2008), From Stool to Mongolia (2006), Goat (2004).

Film poster
Films shorts

The core idea of this film is to show how important it is not to forget the lessons of history and to draw conclusions from them. The fact that the crimes of Stalinism weren’t legally evaluated in their own time in the form of an international tribunal made the current Russian leadership develop an illusion of permissiveness and impunity. Essentially this caused the revival of Stalinism in the 21st century, with all its features: political terror within their own country, external imperial ambitions, aggresive militarism, the cult of the leader. As for the quality of translations to English in the form of subtitles and the Ukrainian dubbing, they are rather high-quality, clear, sometimes a bit simplified.

 

 

Student, visitor of the Docudays UA film club On Green Street