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Happy Nastunya

Happy Nastunya

Schaslyva Nastunya, Ukraine, 2007, 32 min, Beta SP, Politics, Portrait
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Our hero, as they say, is an ordinary country girl who was brought up in traditions of love for God, love for people, love for Ukraine. Nastunya's parents died when she was a little girl. When she was 16 she entered URA (Ukrainian Rebel Army) and witnessed the murder of her husband. In 1945 - her was arrested and delivered a child on the concrete floor in prison. In Siberia in 1953 she faced uprisings, tortures, the electric chair, paralysis… What helped her to survive in such a terrible Gulag world? Maybe it is the art of giving warmth and kindness to other people…
Director:
Myhailo Tkachuk
Producer:
Andryi Kryzhanovski
Director of photography:
Mykola Goncharenko
Screenplay:
Myhailo Tkachuk
Editor:
Oleksnadr Mohnatko, Andriy Akhylenko
Sound:
Yuriy Rastorguev
Music:
Igor Polyarush
Languages:
Ukrainian
Subtitles:
English
Ukrainian Documentary Film Studio Schorsa 18
01001 Kiev, Ukraine
Diploma - International Festival DocuDays - 2008

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