Synopsis
Children attend classes in bomb shelters as the war in Ukraine continues to disrupt daily life and education for millions.
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Synopsis
Children in bomb shelters attend classes as air raid sirens echo in Ukraine. The documentary recounts the aftermath of Russia's invasion in 2022. Scenes show everyday life shaped by violence and fear. Rehabilitation centers provide care to those injured in the conflict. Personal stories illustrate the emotional and physical toll on citizens. Director Sergei Loznitsa captures the silence and gestures of those affected, offering a stark view of life during war. The film runs for 140 minutes and includes Russian and Ukrainian languages.
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Why Watch
- See children in bomb shelters during school hours.
- Meet individuals receiving care in rehabilitation centers.
- Find out about the impact of war on daily life in Ukraine.
Did You Know
- The documentary is directed by Sergei Loznitsa.
- It has a duration of 140 minutes.
- Production countries include France, Netherlands, and Czech Republic.
- The film features scenes of children in bomb shelters attending school.
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What year did Russia invade Ukraine?
Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.
Who directed the documentary The Invasion?
The Invasion was directed by Sergei Loznitsa.
What languages are spoken in The Invasion?
The Invasion features Russian and Ukrainian languages.
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