to present his views through a sympathetic channel to a global audience? yes, keep on using me to use me. because this is. it s a purpose to be used in this battle. other films being shown in berlin convey ukraine s wartime plight. eastern front follows five men who volunteer to go to the front line. then there s in ukraine, a documentary without narration, which silently observes daily life in the war torn country. yeah, the simple concept is that we just observe the normal daily life of ukrainians in the war time. we do not have any characters we are following. the main character of this film is the country itself. we don t have explosion. we don t have crying people because they lost house, husband, wife. we weren t interested in such a scene. so we were looking for
than where a more academic approach might be applied. and that led us to a documentary that i do think has its own personality, and we really wanted to let the ukrainians tell their own story. and olesya nogina, a ukrainian movie and tv producer, believes all the ukraine themed cinema on view at the berlin film festival serves as a powerful tool to sway public opinion. yeah, definitely, because cinema is a great power. and even in soviet union, or in russian propaganda machine, they use cinematography very powerfully as a propaganda tool. so we as ukrainians need just to fight with it, because we have our own history. and that s a different history that the russians says. good luck to superpower and the ukraine glory to ukraine. thank you. films dealing with ukraine have certainly been getting attention in berlin. although one or two trade
of people are talking about? i think one of the films that everyone is kind of talking about is reality, which is a whistleblower film. what is really taking everybody by the horns is the central performance by sydney sweeney, who we know from white lotus. well, thank you, kaleem. enjoy the rest of the berlinale, keep on watching. thank you. # go away from my window. # joan baez has to be one of the most influential figures in american folk. she began performing more than 60 years ago and she s recorded over 30 albums. she s also well known for her political activism. she was here on this red carpet in berlin with a new, quite revelatory documentary that gives us all kinds of intimate personal details about her life.
she began performing more than 60 years ago and she s recorded over 30 albums. she s also well known for her political activism. she was here on this red carpet in berlin with a new, quite revelatory documentary that gives us all kinds of intimate personal details about her life. i went to meet her. joan baez is remarkably energetic for an 82 year old, and enjoying the spotlight in berlin. she emerged in the 1960s, a defining figure in the american counterculture. # we shall overcome. # she was a folk singer with an unforgettable voice and anti war activist. this new documentary is a memoir looking at herfame, her family psychology and her career, culminating with her farewell tour. as the documentary shows, music has always been central to her life. # someday. #
movie and tv producer, believes all the ukraine themed cinema on view at the berlin film festival serves as a powerful tool to sway public opinion. yeah, definitely, because cinema is a great power. and even in soviet union, or in russian propaganda machine, they use cinematography very powerfully as a propaganda tool. so we as ukrainians need just to fight with it, because we have our own history. and that s different history that the russians says. good luck to superpower and the ukraine glory to ukraine. thank you. films dealing with ukraine have certainly been getting attention in berlin. although one or two trade publications described the sean penn documentary as awkwardly narcissistic and fawning, it was overall warmly received. and president zelensky and his team, who viewed it before the festival, liked it. his chief of staff tweeted