Theory of Education and Uliyana
Director: Alexandr Gorelik
Country: Czech Republic
Year of production: 2011
Duration: 52 min
Subject:
- Children's rights
- Philosophy of Human Rights
- Right to human dignity
Audience:
- Pupils
- Students
- Teachers
Reform:
All pedagogic rules are helpless against this unique 9-year-old personality. Good children work hard and pray, they play together. Bad Uliyana doesn’t pray, she is usually alone. Her mother is a drug addict and her grandmother is an alcoholic. So the sisters from the New Holy Martyrs community, where Uliyana is institutionalized, consider her genetically defective. Even Mother Veniyamina, a former professional teacher and now a Christian orphan instructor, can’t cope with her.
All pedagogic rules are helpless against this unique 9-year-old personality. Good children work hard and pray, they play together. Bad Uliyana doesn’t pray, she is usually alone. Her mother is a drug addict and her grandmother is an alcoholic. So the sisters from the New Holy Martyrs community, where Uliyana is institutionalized, consider her genetically defective. Even Mother Veniyamina, a former professional teacher and now a Christian orphan instructor, can’t cope with her.
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Alexandr Gorelik
Alexandr Gorelik is a producer and director born in 1980 in Blagoveschensk, Russia. At 22 he moved to Saint Petersburg where he studied at the State University of Film and Television (directors’ workshop of Dmitry Sidorov).
Alexandr Gorelik is a producer and director born in 1980 in Blagoveschensk, Russia. At 22 he moved to Saint Petersburg where he studied at the State University of Film and Television (directors’ workshop of Dmitry Sidorov).
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