German film portrays Ukraine conflict through local voices


  • World
  • Sunday, 06 Sep 2015

GDANSK, Poland (Reuters) - German film director Georg Genoux went as a volunteer to eastern Ukrainian city of Mykolaivka last November to film ordinary people talking about the Ukraine conflict and to help the city destroyed by shelling.

Based on his interviews with local residents, Genoux created “Fear in Ukraine”, shown at the Sopot non–fiction Festival of Documentary Theatre in northern Poland that ended this weekend.

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