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20 Travelling Docudays UA
waking up in silence
director: Mila Zhluktenko, Daniel Asadi Faezi
Ukraine, Germany202217'40’
In Ukrainian, Russian, and German with Ukrainian subtitles. Available with audio description.
In Ukrainian, Russian, and German with Ukrainian subtitles. Available with audio description.
A former Wehrmacht barracks now serves as a refugee camp for people from Ukraine.
waking up in silence accompanies the children on their journey, where their own history intertwines with that of the barracks. A moment between past and future, war and silence, departure and arrival, which paints a portrait of Germany’s past and present through the eyes of its young protagonists.
Director:
Mila Zhluktenko, Daniel Asadi Faezi
Producer:
Mila Zhluktenko, Daniel Asadi Faezi
Camera:
Tobias Blickle
Sound:
Kristina Kilian
Production:
Lotas Film, Daniel Asadi Faezi, Babylon'13
Distribution:
Square Eyes Wouter Jansen +436609805377 [email protected] www.squareeyesfilm.com
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