Deep Dive: My Home (2014)
Film Lens
The film presents a Ukrainian farm owned by Natasha, situated at the edge of Kyiv, surrounded by large housing developments. The documentary captures the ongoing encroachment of urbanization on rural land, with cranes looming over Natasha's property. It focuses on her efforts to maintain not just the land but also traditional family values and ownership amidst this transformation.
The narrative unfolds over four years, viewed through the eyes of foreign visitors who observe the family's way of life without interference. The contrast between the serene farm and the rapidly developing city is a central theme, illustrating the impact of urban expansion on rural traditions and lifestyles.
Why Watch
- •Meet Natasha, a farmer defending her land near Kyiv.
- •See the clash between urban development and rural life.
- •Find out how family values persist in changing times.
Did You Know
•The farm is located at the edge of Kyiv, surrounded by housing developments.
•Natasha's land is increasingly encroached upon by new panel buildings each year.
•The documentary spans a four-year period, capturing changes over time.
Perfect For
Ukrainian cultureUrban developmentFamily values