Disney перевипустить скорочену міжнародну телеверсію церемонії «Оскар» і додасть перемогу @20DaysMariupol та промову @mstyslavchernov
https://t.co/PfYdH89vV3
Founder of @UAPP_news @mstyslav9 film @20DaysMariupol shortlisted for Oscar.
"20 Days in Mariupol" was written, filmed, and directed by Mstyslav Chernov and produced together with FRONTLINE PBS and @APNews.
The award ceremony will take place on 10 March 2024.
#20daysinmariupol
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Зараз усі фотографи, що є учасниками з 2013 року проходять аудит та повторний вступ до асоціації, де один з критеріїв є відсутність співпраці з державою агресором.
Публічно удосконалені критерії відбору ми опублікуємо на початку січня.
Дякуємо, що вказали нам на це.
@notadipper 1/2 Хочемо вибачитися за те, що нашому сайті невірно відобразили інформацію щодо одного з колишніх членів асоціації. Зазначимо, що дана особа була виключена зі спілки 25 лютого 2022 року.
Роботи цього фотографа не відображають позицію та цінності нашої асоціації.
Ukraine. Zaporizhya. This morning. Saving people from the rubble. Every goddamn day of this goddamn war. F-king russia. Hitting civilian apartment buildings is their specialty.
#StandWithUkraine
According to preliminary findings, the cafe in the village of Groza was hit by an Iskander missile.
Three days, from October 6 to 8, will be declared days of mourning in the Kharkiv region - authorities.
Russia's morning strike on Kharkiv through the eyes of @olgakovalova@VasilisaStepane and Yakiv Lyashenko
On October 6, at about 6:46 a.m russia unleashed new air strikes on Ukraine early on Friday, killing a 10-year-old boy and his grandmother in the city of Kharkiv.
Today, every Ukrainian has stopped his activities and is fighting in any way available to him with the attacker to stop the destruction, murder, and information propaganda.
Read 100 inspiring stories of Ukrainians:
https://t.co/Derw96dO6Y
Nowadays, the city of Bakhmut has become the epicenter of the crime of the new Nazis, the Russians, who are now committing genocide against Ukrainians.
The exhibition will run from August 1 to 31 at the Living Memory Exhibition Center.
Admission is free.
The exhibition "Bakhmut. Faces of Genocide 1942-2022" is a retrospective of the tragedy of the Second World War and the present day. 80 years ago, Bakhmut became the place where thousands of Jews were executed. This tragedy was called the "Bakhmut Babyn Yar".