Soldier's Widows (1983) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Soldier's Widows about?
Soldier's Widows is a short documentary. Melnyky, a small village in Ukraine's Cherkasy region, is home to numerous widows following the toll of war. Directed by Volodymyr Artemenko, whose father died at the front, "Soldier's Widows" focuses on the lives of these women, including Artemenko's nine aunts. Released in 1983, the film reflects the widespread impact of conflict on families in Ukraine. At the Berlin Film Festival, a critic referred to these widows as the Madonnas of the 20th century.
When was Soldier's Widows released?
Soldier's Widows was released in 1983.
How long is Soldier's Widows?
Soldier's Widows has a runtime of 19 minutes.
What genre is Soldier's Widows?
Soldier's Widows is classified as Arts.