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Premietanie filmu INTERCEPTED a diskusia s hosťami
Screening of Intercepted and discussion with guests
Event by: Európsky parlament – Kancelária na Slovensku, Kino Úsmev
Location: Kasárenské námestie 306/1, Kasárenské námestie 1, Staré Mesto
Discussions and lectures, Films
About event
📣 In cooperation with the Office of the European Parliament in Slovakia, we bring the screening of the film Intercepted (captured calls), which is nominated for the audience Lux 2025.
🎫 Admission to the event is free. You can book a place by purchasing a zero ticket at the Cinema Web Smile: bit.ly/417EHG6
🎬 The film of Ukrainian director Oksana Karpovych is built on contrast to the War of the devastated places of Ukraine and captured telephone calls of Russian soldiers.
🗣️ After the screening, there will be a discussion on the dissemination of information and propaganda during the war. Dignity, equality, non -discrimination, inclusion, tolerance, justice and solidarity. The rating runs by April 2025 online at Luxaward-Traing.europarl.europa.eu/en/.
📞 Intercepted | Captured calls
(d. Oksana Karpovych | Canada, France, Ukraine | 2024 | 95 min. Intercepted is trying to find an answer through two parallel worlds. The camera captures the destruction in unhappy shots in which we see Ukrainian villages, towns, houses and highways after their liberation from the Russian occupation. We are looking closely. Not to the abyss of destruction and death, but rather to places that are again fulfilled by life. This gives hope and serves to balance the normalization of horror in the media. Specifically, the scenes instead of an infinite visual flood. The film is shocked by a contrasting sound track. We hear records of telephone conversations between Russian soldiers in Ukraine and their families, which in 2022 was captured by the Ukrainian secret service. It is difficult to decide which stimulus is more devastating: confessing soldiers to rape, looting and brutal torture of Ukrainian civilians and prisoners of war, or mostly female voices echoing from their homes that testify to chauvinism and hate, misinformation and schizophrenic propaganda. Sound and image are parallel and their surprising connection in the cinematographic space is an interesting whole.
🎫 Admission to the event is free. You can book a place by purchasing a zero ticket at the Cinema Web Smile: bit.ly/417EHG6
🎬 The film of Ukrainian director Oksana Karpovych is built on contrast to the War of the devastated places of Ukraine and captured telephone calls of Russian soldiers.
🗣️ After the screening, there will be a discussion on the dissemination of information and propaganda during the war. Dignity, equality, non -discrimination, inclusion, tolerance, justice and solidarity. The rating runs by April 2025 online at Luxaward-Traing.europarl.europa.eu/en/.
📞 Intercepted | Captured calls
(d. Oksana Karpovych | Canada, France, Ukraine | 2024 | 95 min. Intercepted is trying to find an answer through two parallel worlds. The camera captures the destruction in unhappy shots in which we see Ukrainian villages, towns, houses and highways after their liberation from the Russian occupation. We are looking closely. Not to the abyss of destruction and death, but rather to places that are again fulfilled by life. This gives hope and serves to balance the normalization of horror in the media. Specifically, the scenes instead of an infinite visual flood. The film is shocked by a contrasting sound track. We hear records of telephone conversations between Russian soldiers in Ukraine and their families, which in 2022 was captured by the Ukrainian secret service. It is difficult to decide which stimulus is more devastating: confessing soldiers to rape, looting and brutal torture of Ukrainian civilians and prisoners of war, or mostly female voices echoing from their homes that testify to chauvinism and hate, misinformation and schizophrenic propaganda. Sound and image are parallel and their surprising connection in the cinematographic space is an interesting whole.