The living
Director: Sergey Bukovsky
Country: Ukrainian, USA
Year of production: 2008
Duration: 75 min
Subject:
- Human rights
- The citizen and the state
- Human dignity
- Children's rights
- Discrimination
- Right to liberty
- Right to life
- Freedom of speech
- Right to freedom of movement
- Totalitarian regimes
Audience:
- Journalists
- Activists / NGOs
- Students
- Government officials
- Teachers
- Institutions of the state penitentiary system of Ukraine
- Employees of penitentiary system
- Pupils
- Lawyers
The latter were fighting for their rights, and in 1933 they were not able to have a choice and were tortured by hunger. However, the movie shows struggle of Stalin with national communism and all forms of independent national policy. A “guide” in the movie is British journalist Gareth Jones, whose truth about the Ukrainian tragedy was not heard in the West. His story is completed with the Holodomor witnesses. The film is available in Ukrainian.
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