Film Lens
The film 'We're Fine' focuses on Ukrainian artists and volunteers who travel to Burning Man to create a large-scale installation using road signs from deoccupied territories. The installation spells out the phrase 'I'M FINE,' symbolizing how individuals conceal their pain while striving to endure difficult circumstances. This artistic expression serves as a focal point for reflection and dialogue surrounding the themes of war and trauma.
The installation becomes a space for meeting and conversation, emphasizing the strength of the Ukrainian spirit. It illustrates how art can facilitate open discussions about painful experiences, allowing participants to engage with the impact of war on personal and collective levels.
Why Watch
- •See Ukrainian artists at Burning Man creating impactful art.
- •Find out how road signs symbolize endurance in Ukraine.
- •Meet volunteers engaging in dialogue about trauma and war.
Did You Know
•The installation at Burning Man uses road signs from deoccupied territories.
•The phrase 'I'M FINE' is a symbol of hidden pain and perseverance.
•The film has a runtime of 25 minutes.
•The documentary is set two and a half years after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Perfect For
Ukrainian artBurning Man cultureWar and trauma discussions