By Georg Genoux, Kristina Lizzagub, Lizza Smith, Natalya Vorozhbyt
In this film it's the students who are the authors and performers of monologues about their experiences over the summer of 2014 during the war in Nikolaevka (Eastern Ukraine). They talk about their love for their city, their first loves in general and about their plans for the future in today's Ukraine. Q&A afterwards.
Die Ware 1/2/ APRIL 20:30
Von und mit Alik Sardanian Regie Alik Sardanian
23-year-old Alik Sardanian participated as a soldier and paramedic in military operations in the city of Debaltseve, which was surrounded by separatists units and the Russian army in February of 2015. In his documentary theatre piece, he describes his experience with the war and his work as a medic.
Monolog Nr.1 1/2/ APRIL 20:30
Natalya Vorozhbyt has been travelling through the Ukraine for the past one and a half years. The war has changed the country, but it has changed the people most of all. In her monologue, Natalya Vorozhbyt attempts to redefine her understanding of herself as a woman, and in the process lets the voices from eastern Ukraine that led to this transformation have their say.
In Ukrainian and Russian with German Surtitles.
In this film it's the students who are the authors and performers of monologues about their experiences over the summer of 2014 during the war in Nikolaevka (Eastern Ukraine). They talk about their love for their city, their first loves in general and about their plans for the future in today's Ukraine. Q&A afterwards.
