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‘Rhino’ Helmer Oleh Sentsov Reflects on Life After Prison
02.09.2021 - 17:55 / variety.com
Nick Holdsworth Ukrainian director Oleh Sentsov will mark the second anniversary of his release from Russian imprisonment this month as his new film, “Rhino,” plays in the closing slot in the Horizons section at the Venice Film Festival.Sentsov, who was seized by Russian security officials after the annexation of Ukraine’s Black Sea Crimea territory in 2014 and flown to Russia to be put on trial at a military court on terrorism charges he vigorously denied, was sentenced to 20 years behind
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deadline.com
11.09.2021 / 19:23
Venice Review: Oleh Sentsov’s ‘Rhino’
A criminal seeks redemption in Oleh Sentsov’s Rhino, showing in the Venice Film Festival’s Horizons section. Played by newcomer Serhii Filimonov, Rhino is a delinquent in 1990s Ukraine who is easily drawn into the criminal underworld. His intimidatingly bulky stature makes him a natural fit for collecting money for loan sharks, among other violent acts. His love story with girlfriend Marina (Alina Zevakova) is initially a happy one, but when that goes sour, so does his life.
variety.com
07.09.2021 / 20:51
‘Reflection’ Review: A Stark Yet Soulful Evocation of PTSD-in-Progress
Jessica Kiang In a series of beautiful and devastated frames within frames, Ukrainian director Valentyn Vasyanovych’s “Reflection” sets up a chain of shiveringly precise parallels — or rather, moral mirror-images — between the life and psyche of a civilian and the actions and reactions of that same man in war. A surgeon’s table is swapped for a cement torture plinth.
deadline.com
07.09.2021 / 18:27
Venice Review: Valentyn Vasyanovych’s ‘Reflection’
Ukrainian multi-hyphenate Valentyn Vasyanovych returns to the Venice Film Festival with competition title Reflection (Vidblysk). Like his 2019 drama Atlantis, which won best film in the Horizons section and was Ukraine’s 2020 Oscar entry, Reflection takes a stark look at the horrors of the Russian-Ukraine war.
variety.com
06.09.2021 / 20:36
Ukrainian Director Valentyn Vasyanovych on Venice Competition Entry ‘Reflection’
Nick Holdsworth Audiences on the Lido may be forgiven for thinking they’ve seen the Ukrainian entry in the competition, “Reflection,” before in Venice.
variety.com
06.09.2021 / 10:59
Loup Bureau Talks Ukrainian Soldiers’ Inner War in His Debut ‘Trenches’
Davide Abbatescianni In Donbass, young Ukrainian soldiers still fight against pro-Russian separatists. Loup Bureau’s “Trenches,” world premiered in the Out of Competition strand of the Venice Film Festival, is a fascinating journey into their troubled existences.
dailyrecord.co.uk
05.09.2021 / 20:31
Scot in hysterics after driving licence lost on Glasgow night out found in Ukraine charity shop
driving licence was found in a charity shop in Ukraine - a year after its disappearance. Shaun McCourt lost his provisional license after a night out with his pals in Glasgow during the summer last year.