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Ten years of the three-day war that has lasted for three centuries
The Kyiv Files
In Ukraine, the Soviet KGB archive containing countless files reporting observations, has been made accessible to the public. What happens to you once you find out that the state has been watching you for years? A dissident Ukrainian woman, a Dutch amateur spy and a French tourist betrayed 50 years ago by her ‘lover’, are confronted with their own files in the archive.
The film reveals a time when the paranoia of the Soviet regime penetrated deep into the fibres of individuals’ personal lives, highlighting the impact of paranoia and mistrust. Through their stories we are reminded of the importance of transparency, accountability, and the protection of individual rights in any society.
Walter Stokman
Frank van den Engel
Jackó van ‘t Hof
Alex Booy
Zeppers Film