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Boundaries and Pathways

Documentary Runtime: 267 min

Overview

An unsentimental yet compassionate film about building a community to increase a sense of belonging despite living the worst times ever imagined.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Heorhii Matiukhin

Heorhii Matiukhin

Oleksandr Vasyliev

Oleksandr Vasyliev

Stanislav Svitlytskii

Stanislav Svitlytskii

Viktor Chulanovsky

Viktor Chulanovsky

Serhii Tokarev

Serhii Tokarev

Artem Ryabovol

Artem Ryabovol

Valerii Bychkov

Valerii Bychkov

Natalia Yeryomenko

Natalia Yeryomenko

Dmytro Lee

Dmytro Lee

Oleh Malafeev

Oleh Malafeev

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