President Trump has explained that he is standing alongside Vladimir Putin in the war in Ukraine, which supports the continuous targeting of the Kremlin leader of civilians who were isolated in his campaign to report.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights is putting the number of Ukrainian-dead and wounded civilian victims with more than 40,000 since Russia has launched a large scale three years ago this Monday.
As of last November, UNICEF says more than 2,400 Ukrainian children have been killed or wounded since the outbreak of the war. “The losses for children are amazing and unacceptable,” said UNICEF CEO. “Children were killed in their families, in hospitals and stadiums, leaving the families destroyed by the loss of life of young people or injuries that change life.”
The Academy Affinevsky Candidate Candidate Director documents the losses of war on Ukrainian children in his sharp new documentary film Children in the fireWho just held a special offer at the Munich Security Conference last week (the conference in particular, where Vice President JD Vance gave European governments lectures on allowing the largest extreme right in politics).
Yana runs specially designed blades after she lost her limbs in a raid for Russian bombing
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“I have human stories and stories specifically about children – the next generation of Ukrainians,” says Affinevsky at the pluscinemaz.comof his movie. “It is not only the next generation, but whoever fights parents today on the front lines. I have the strongest and most flexible stories for these children.”
Affinevsky children from all over Ukraine who have suffered from bleak injuries. Yana, 12, was at a train station with her mother in Kramatorsk in Donetsk when the station was injured. Yana lost her legs under the knees. Her mother lost a party. Yana is now using the artificial ends and seized running with specially made blades.
Roman, 8 years old, was visiting a medical clinic with his mother in Fenteesia when the building was hit by Russian missiles. He was heavily burned at 40 percent of his body. His mother was killed. He resumed the playing of the accordion and Harmonica, and recently began participating in the dance hall competitions.
Sasha, a gymnast player who lost parties to a Russian missile attack
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Sasha, 7 years old, was an ambitious gymnast, staying in a house in the Zatoka area of Odessa, which was hit by a Russian missile. Her mother took her out of the debris and Sasha remained in a coma for 15 days. Its left leg should be amputated. Despite her injury, she returned to her training in gymnastics and won many competitions.
“You see this design on the younger generation,” Affinevsky admires. “You can see the younger generation of Ukrainians who have gone through heels, faced many things, and despite all of this, there is still hope. They are strong, they are flexible … they are fighters.”
The animation that shows the attack on the railway station in Kamurorsk, which was seriously wounded by Yana, 12
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Children in the fire Entricles include notes composed by children where their country is torn. Valeria, 17, from Nova Kakhfka, wrote about the imagination of her magazine that was found under the rubble. “I thought I would never stay,” I noticed that these diaries will be my story.
More than half of the movie is moving, based on real shots. This helps to reduce some graphic images, but the director says his basic intention is to allow viewers to experience children's views.
“It is not just a documentary film for work. Affinevsky notes:” It is a direct work mixed with animation. “I try to show some elements through their imagination, through their reality.”
Front Row Lr Oleg Kulchytskyi (the audio mixer of the film, sound designer), Valeria Seedorova, Roman Olexev, Veronica Flasova, Vladeslav Poriak; Khalaf Roman is the director/producer Evgenini Affinvsky
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Many children who were seen in the documentary were attended by the security conference at the Munich Conference, along with many characters. “The men were crying,” the director says. “They were transferred; they were crying. The Roman father [the boy who was burned] He was crying with him as well. It was interesting to see emotions. The President of the World Conference of the Ukrainian from Toronto said he was missing Clinics because he was crying all the time. “
Representative Michael McCall is dealing
Among those who attended the examination was MP-Texas, a member of the House of Representatives Committee for Foreign Affairs, who previously held the position of Chairman of the Committee. He spoke to the audience from the theater in Munich, tell Affinevsky, “Evgeny, this movie is completely convincing and worrying. I hope that every American can watch this documentary … people need to see the atrocities because there is no [greater] A crime of atrocities against innocent children. “
Mukool also presented a lawyer to anyone in the American government to support or satisfy Putin and Russia in the war of aggression against Ukraine.
“I appeal to my colleagues at the United States conference to remember where they came from, remember what they represent. Remember that you want to be on the right side of history.” “…[S]The independence and sovereignty of Ukraine from a dictator puts us on the right side of history. We are not Neville Chamberlain with Hitler. We Churchill. “
Press. Trump took the Chamberlain line against Putin, according to many critics, adopting the Kremlin language in relation to Ukraine. On Friday, he continued his attacks on President Folodimir Zelinski, saying that the Ukrainian leader did not deserve a seat in peace talks started by the Trump and Putin administration this week. “I don't think it is extremely important to be at the meetings, to be honest with you,” Trump said on the Fox News radio program on Friday. It makes it very difficult to make deals. But look at what happened to his country, it has been demolished. ”
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Afinevsky, which made three movies about Ukraine – Winter on Fire: The Battle of Ukraine for Freedom (2015), Freedom on fire: the battle of Ukraine for freedom (2020), and now Children in the fireUkraine says it should be included in any peace talks.
“I think when you try to negotiate this, all parties should share,” he says. “Since the future of Ukraine, because everything about Ukraine should be there. Therefore, this is my opinion … I express this as a movie director and as an American citizen represented by President Trump already today.”
“The future of Ukraine cannot be a decision between Russia, which started this war, and America, which was two months ago, made the greatest assistance to Ukraine, and today everything is turned. Ukraine is isolated from these negotiations and America is mainly taking the wheel of this car to determine the future of Ukraine. It is impossible … today is a president, a legitimate president [Zelenskyy] Who represents the people of this country, which must be part of these negotiations. ”
Affinevsky says it works to create the first festival show for Children in the fire.
He says: “It is important for me to try to bring it through the windows of the festival to the largest world, establish the audience, then find the appropriate distribution to bring the movie to the largest audience.”
It is noted that the subject of the film applies to a region much wider than Ukraine alone. “It can also be translated into our children who are subject to rifles in schools in America, and children in Syria have a long time. They are children in all other places, in all other wars, in Sudan, everywhere. I think it is important to bring this image These stories and show what children suffer. “
