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The Living tells the story of the Great Famine, known as the Holodomor, which occurred in Ukraine from 1932 to 1933. The film focuses on the tragic events that led to the famine, which was a result of Stalinist policies in the Soviet Union. It shows the experiences of the Ukrainian people during this period of suffering and starvation.
The documentary also features the efforts of a Welshman who sought to inform the world about the famine and the atrocities taking place in Ukraine. Through his perspective, the film presents a personal account of the broader historical context and the impact of the famine on the population.
Why Watch
- •Meet the Welshman exposing the Holodomor.
- •Find out about the impact of Stalinism on Ukraine.
- •See firsthand accounts of the Great Famine.
Did You Know
•The Holodomor took place in Ukraine from 1932 to 1933.
•The documentary was directed by Serhii Bukovskyi in 2009.
•The film has a duration of 76 minutes.
•The famine was a result of Stalinist policies in the Soviet Union.
Perfect For
Ukrainian historyStalinismGenocide studies