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In 'Slava Ukraini', philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy captures the realities of the Russian invasion of Ukraine during the second half of 2022. He visits significant locations such as Kharkiv, Bakhmut, and Kherson, focusing on the aftermath of Kherson's liberation. Through firsthand accounts from soldiers and civilians, the film presents the severe impact of war on the Ukrainian population.
The documentary acts as a war diary, chronicling the experiences of those on the frontlines. Lévy emphasizes the struggles faced by individuals and the spirit of a nation enduring conflict, providing a personal perspective on the wider effects of the Russo-Ukrainian war.
Why Watch
- •See the aftermath of Kherson's liberation.
- •Meet soldiers sharing their personal experiences.
- •Find out how civilians cope with the invasion.
Did You Know
•Bernard-Henri Lévy traveled to Kharkiv, Bakhmut, and Kherson in 2022.
•The documentary has a runtime of 94 minutes.
•It features testimonies from both soldiers and civilians affected by the war.
•The film was produced in France and is available in English, Ukrainian, and French.
Perfect For
War documentariesCurrent events enthusiastsUkrainian history