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Living in War - Ukraine
The Ukrainian Panorama presents the personal and social consequences of the war through the latest Ukrainian documentaries, from everyday life on the frontlines to life away from the fighting. The selection features stories of people who have gone from civilians to soldiers, explores ways of processing grief and trauma, and captures different forms of everyday resistance and resilience. Through intimate, personal perspectives, the films trace Ukraine’s recent history while making visible not only the realities of war, but also the people and communities who experience and shape this reality every day.
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