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Masloboischikov Serhiy
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    Director
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    Ukraine

Masloboischikov Serhiy

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People from Maidan. NEVSEREMOS’!
In the words of the director Serhiy Masloboishchykov, this film is an attempt at dialogue between two opposing visions of Ukraine, its present, and its future that dramatically clashed in the heady events of the Orange Revolution in 2004 on the Independence Square of Kyiv that came to be known around the world as simply "Maidan", Ukrainian for square. The two opponents are the "orange" who supported Viktor Yushchenko and who rose in peaceful defense of their right to vote and be counted and the "blue" who supported Viktor Yanukovych. The film narrates the events of the Maidan and the views of the two opposing parties nine months after the revolution.

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