90 mins |
Rated
TBA
Over three Sundays between May 29 to June 12, The Vic will host three special screenings of Ukrainian cinema: two feature films and a collection of contemporary shorts. A festival celebrating Ukrainian cinema in support of the people of Ukraine.
29 May Short Films, 105min
5 June Bad Roads, 105min
12 June The Inglorious Serfs, 90min
The Inglorious Serfs
Ukraine 2020
By Roman Perfilyev
Starring Roman Lutskyi, Sergey Strelnikov, Kateryna Slyusar
Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko (1814-1861), also known as Kobzar (meaning 'Bard'), was a Ukranian poet, writer and artist and political figure. His literary heritage is regarded to be the foundation of modern Ukranian literature.
Roman Perfilyev's 2020 film The Inglorious Serfs offers a potential answer to the hypothetical question "What if Taras Shevchenko, aka the "serf who founded a nation" put down his pen and took a Samurai sword into his hands?"
In Ukrainian with English subtitles.
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Over three Sundays between May 29 to June 12, The Vic will host three special screenings of Ukrainian cinema: two feature films and a collection of contemporary shorts. A festival celebrating Ukrainian cinema in support of the people of Ukraine.
29 May Short Films, 105min
5 June Bad Roads, 105min
12 June The Inglorious Serfs, 90min
The Inglorious Serfs
Ukraine 2020
By Roman Perfilyev
Starring Roman Lutskyi, Sergey Strelnikov, Kateryna Slyusar
Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko (1814-1861), also known as Kobzar (meaning 'Bard'), was a Ukranian poet, writer and artist and political figure. His literary heritage is regarded to be the foundation of modern Ukranian literature.
Roman Perfilyev's 2020 film The Inglorious Serfs offers a potential answer to the hypothetical question "What if Taras Shevchenko, aka the "serf who founded a nation" put down his pen and took a Samurai sword into his hands?"
In Ukrainian with English subtitles.