The cry of black soil

Director: Serhiy Cherevaty

Country: Ukraina

Year of production: 2013

Duration: 47 min

Subject:

Totalitarian regimes
Minority rights
Right to freedom of movement
Right to life
Right to freedom of religion
Right to liberty
Discrimination
Human rights
Right to human dignity

Audience:

Employees of penitentiary system
Lawyers
Students
Teachers

Reform:

"...the last Jew has died. The almost 400-year history of the Jewish community is coming to an end..." - this is how the film The Cry of the Black Earth begins. Through a retrospective of Jewish life in the Tarashchany district, the city of Tarascha, and the village of Kivshovate, the film tells the story of the tragedy of the multinational Ukrainian people, when thousands of Ukrainians, Jews, Poles, and Roma were killed. Eyewitnesses and researchers talk about the destruction of an entire community of Jews by the German occupiers and the heroism of the people who saved them.

director

Serhiy Cherevaty

Graduated from Lviv Polytechnic with a degree in military journalism and the Humanitarian Institute of the National Defense Academy. He is the head of the Center for Monitoring the Information Space and Counteraction of the Headquarters of the Land Forces Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. After the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Center implemented such high-profile projects as Bayraktar, The Ghost of Kyiv, Valkyries of Kyiv, Fortress Bakhmut, and created a number of popular telegram channels on military and political topics to counter the enemy.He is the author and co-author of numerous scientific articles and manuals on Ukraine's European and Euro-Atlantic integration. He taught the course "Strategic Communications" at the Security Service of Ukraine Academy and military journalism at the Military Institute of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Author of the idea, host, editor, scriptwriter of the TV programs "Security Factor", "Security Territory", "New Army". Author (co-author) of television documentaries: "The Way to the Dream. The Chronicle of European Unity", "Konrad Adenauer. The Architect of the New Germany", "The Cry of the Black Earth", "Gentle Power", "Farewell to the Threat", "Cooperation for the Future", "The War at Kilometer Zero", "The Battle for Kyiv", "Kruty: The Gostomel Frontier".