Film Lens
We Are Home presents the experiences of Ukrainian children forced to flee their homes due to the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war. The film captures the abrupt changes in their lives, emphasizing the emotional and psychological impacts of war on young individuals. Through their stories, the film illustrates how these children cope with loss and uncertainty while maintaining a sense of hope.
Originally, the film had a runtime of 15 minutes for festival screenings. For its VOD release, the duration was extended to 52 minutes, allowing for a more in-depth exploration of the children's experiences and perspectives during this tumultuous time in Ukraine.
Why Watch
- •Meet Ukrainian children facing war's impact.
- •Find out how children maintain hope amid loss.
- •See the transformation of lives in conflict.
Did You Know
•The original version of the film was 15 minutes long.
•The film's runtime was increased to 52 minutes for VOD release.
•The documentary focuses on Ukrainian children affected by war.
Perfect For
Ukrainian conflict studiesChildren's rights advocatesWar impact analysis