Hanna Hladka

Фильмы

Земля голубая, будто апельсин
Herself
Мать-одиночка Анна и ее четверо детей живут в прифронтовой зоне Донбасса (Украина). В то время как внешний мир состоит из взрывов и хаоса, семья старается создать в своем доме безопасное место, полное жизни и света. Каждый член семьи страстно увлечен кинематографом, поэтому они снимают фильм о собственной жизни во время войны. Творческий процесс поднимает вопрос о том, какой силой может обладать магический мир кино. Как изобразить войну через вымысел? Для Анны и детей трансформация травмы в произведение искусства - лучший способ остаться человеком.
2014
Writer
"War, why have you taken away my childhood?" Over the last seven years, the people of Eastern Ukraine have forgotten what a calm and peaceful life is like. The military attacks do not stop, and the sounds of shelling dictate the rules. Krasnohorivka is a small town near Donetsk that regularly suffers from shelling. Everyone who is here has experienced their tragedy, so has the family that told their story.
2014
Editor
"War, why have you taken away my childhood?" Over the last seven years, the people of Eastern Ukraine have forgotten what a calm and peaceful life is like. The military attacks do not stop, and the sounds of shelling dictate the rules. Krasnohorivka is a small town near Donetsk that regularly suffers from shelling. Everyone who is here has experienced their tragedy, so has the family that told their story.
2014
Director
"War, why have you taken away my childhood?" Over the last seven years, the people of Eastern Ukraine have forgotten what a calm and peaceful life is like. The military attacks do not stop, and the sounds of shelling dictate the rules. Krasnohorivka is a small town near Donetsk that regularly suffers from shelling. Everyone who is here has experienced their tragedy, so has the family that told their story.
2014
"War, why have you taken away my childhood?" Over the last seven years, the people of Eastern Ukraine have forgotten what a calm and peaceful life is like. The military attacks do not stop, and the sounds of shelling dictate the rules. Krasnohorivka is a small town near Donetsk that regularly suffers from shelling. Everyone who is here has experienced their tragedy, so has the family that told their story.