ATHENS, GREECE
MAY 13TH – 15TH, 2016
MAY 13TH – 15TH, 2016
FILM SCREENINGS
All films are presented in their original languages with Greek subtitles.
May 13th, 7 p.m.
Euromaidan. Rough Cut
Ukraine, 2014, 60 min
Directors: Volodymyr Tykhyi, Andriy Lytvynenko, Kateryna Gornostai, Roman Bondarchuk, Yulia Gontaruk, Andrey Kiselyov, Roman Liubyi, Oleksandr Techynskyi, Oleksiy Solodunov, Dmitry Stoykov
Opening film followed by a Q&A with the program coordinator of Docudays UA IDFF and PR-manager of See Ukraine program Olga Birzul.
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Directors: Volodymyr Tykhyi, Andriy Lytvynenko, Kateryna Gornostai, Roman Bondarchuk, Yulia Gontaruk, Andrey Kiselyov, Roman Liubyi, Oleksandr Techynskyi, Oleksiy Solodunov, Dmitry Stoykov
Opening film followed by a Q&A with the program coordinator of Docudays UA IDFF and PR-manager of See Ukraine program Olga Birzul.
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May 15th, 7 p.m.
Sirs ans Misters / This Place We Call our Home / The Doctor Leaves Last
Three short films depicting last three years of Ukrainian reality (91 min): Sirs ans Misters (dir. Oleksandr Techynsky), This Place We Call our Home (dir. Thora Lorentzen, Sybilla Marie Tuxen) and The Doctor Leaves Last (dir. Svitlana Shymko)
Followed by a Q&A with the director Svitlana Shymko.
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Followed by a Q&A with the director Svitlana Shymko.
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May 26th, 7 p.m.
Living Fire
Ukraine, 2014, 77 min
Director Ostap Kostyuk
Special Jury Prize at Hot Docs
Followed by a Q&A with the director Ostap Kostyuk
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Director Ostap Kostyuk
Special Jury Prize at Hot Docs
Followed by a Q&A with the director Ostap Kostyuk
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May 28th, 7 p.m.
The Eleventh Year
Ukrainian SSR, 1928, 42 min
Director: Dziga Vertov
A screening of the Soviet silent black-and-white movie, accompanied with live music performance by composer Anton Baibakov and pianist Yulia Vash.
Followed by a Q&A with Anton Baibakov.
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Director: Dziga Vertov
A screening of the Soviet silent black-and-white movie, accompanied with live music performance by composer Anton Baibakov and pianist Yulia Vash.
Followed by a Q&A with Anton Baibakov.
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DISCUSSIONS
Two talks with civic activists and human rights defenders from Ukraine and Europe.
In Ukrainian and English with translation into Greek.
In Ukrainian and English with translation into Greek.
May 14th, 7 p.m.
Where Ukraine
is heading, two years after Euromaidan
is heading, two years after Euromaidan
Two years have passed since Ukraine's Euromaidan protests that kicked off in November 2013 and ended dramatically in February 2014. Which way is Ukraine going now, two years after these events, followed by Russia's annexation of Crimea and its aggression in Eastern Ukraine?
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May 27th, 7 p.m.
Evolution of Kremlin propaganda: from Instigating War in Ukraine to Global Dominance
Kremlin propaganda that changed the traditional perception of reality and journalism as we used to know it, greatly influenced the perception of Crimean annexation and war in Donbas. But it's not only about Ukraine at all.
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THE VENUE
Embassy of Ukraine to the Hellenic Republic
2 Stephanou Delta St.,
152 37 Filothei
2 Stephanou Delta St.,
152 37 Filothei
PROJECT CO-ORGANISERS IN ATHENS
Ukrainian - Hellenic Thought
The Association of the Ukrainian Diaspora in Greece, Ukrainian - Hellenic Thought is the first officially registered Ukrainian association in Greece, which was founded in 1997 and based on the first and still the only Ukrainian newspaper with the Greek supplement Visnyk-Aggelioforos (The messenger). The goal of the association is to save Ukrainian identity, language, customs and traditions, and inform the Greek society about the Ukrainian ancient and modern history and the uniqueness of the Ukrainian culture. For the past 20 years the association has been actively collaborating with Ukrainian, Greek and international organizations. It has also held a whole array of events, exhibitions, conferences and seminars. The association Ukrainian - Hellenic Thought has a Ukrainian Sunday school and five centers on the continental and insular parts of Greece. It is a member of the older Ukrainian diaspora organizations, such as the Ukrainian World Congress (founded in 1967) and the European Congress of Ukrainians (founded in 1949). The association supports the new media resource Ukranorama, which is the only Ukrainian media outlet in Greece.
The Association of the Ukrainian Diaspora in Greece, Ukrainian - Hellenic Thought is the first officially registered Ukrainian association in Greece, which was founded in 1997 and based on the first and still the only Ukrainian newspaper with the Greek supplement Visnyk-Aggelioforos (The messenger). The goal of the association is to save Ukrainian identity, language, customs and traditions, and inform the Greek society about the Ukrainian ancient and modern history and the uniqueness of the Ukrainian culture. For the past 20 years the association has been actively collaborating with Ukrainian, Greek and international organizations. It has also held a whole array of events, exhibitions, conferences and seminars. The association Ukrainian - Hellenic Thought has a Ukrainian Sunday school and five centers on the continental and insular parts of Greece. It is a member of the older Ukrainian diaspora organizations, such as the Ukrainian World Congress (founded in 1967) and the European Congress of Ukrainians (founded in 1949). The association supports the new media resource Ukranorama, which is the only Ukrainian media outlet in Greece.
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NEXT STOPS
MILAN, ITALY: JULY, 2016
HAMBURG, GERMANY: SEPTEMBER, 2016
SPAIN: AUTUMN, 2016
HAMBURG, GERMANY: SEPTEMBER, 2016
SPAIN: AUTUMN, 2016
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