🎶 Лейбл Mt. Brings Death випустив альбом та вініл із саундтреком до фільму Мстислава Чернова «2000 метрів до Андріївки». Альбом обʼєднує партитуру композитора Сема Слейтера та польові записи Чернова з України. Тираж вінілу — лімітований, лише 75 примірників.

Кішка Андріївка, врятована з-під обстрілів у рюкзаку, відвідала спецпоказ 2000 метрів до Андріївки у Львові разом із режисером Мстиславом Черновим та оператором Алексом Бабенком. Її історію дивіться у фільмі. Квитки — в коментарях. Фото: fb Дмитро Малишев.

2000 METERS TO ANDRIIVKA in the Bay Area this weekend. Joined by David Barstow, Steven Okazaki and Justine Nagan at Q&A screenings. Thanks to all for the opportunity to show the film and talk to the audiences.

2000 METERS TO ANDRIIVKA opened in New York this weekend. It’s been a while since we screened it for American audiences and it was amazing. Thank you @FilmForumNYC. Thank you team. Thank you to everyone who came out and sat with the weight of this story.

#20DaysInMariupol was shown at @EUparliament It’s important to show footage of these real events, so that they don’t occur again. It’s even more important to show them, so someone does something to put an end to them.

Three Russian Iskander missiles killed 17 Ukrainians in Chernihiv. On the morning of April 17, Russian troops attacked the center of Chernihiv with three cruise missiles. An eight story building was destroyed, four high-rise buildings damaged, a hospital, an education

2 years ago, the world watched in horror as photographs, videos, and testimonies emerged from Bucha, a town occupied for a month by Russian forces. When they withdrew, they left behind hundreds of murdered civilians and thousands of survivors forever marked by the experience.

I wish I’d never made this film. I wish I’d been able to exchange this for Russia never attacking Ukraine, never occupying our cities, never killing tens of thousands of my fellow Ukrainians. But I cannot change the history. I cannot change the past. But we all together can

After winning the Oscar for best documentary feature, “20 Days in Mariupol” director Mstyslav Chernov said he hopes the film reminds people of the “humanitarian catastrophe” in Ukraine.

It is a great honor for us to represent Ukraine at the Oscars ceremony. This statuette, this victory is for Ukrainians, for the people of Mariupol. I’m thankful to everyone who defends our country and fights for our freedom.

New York, Washington DC, Oklahoma, Montana, Texas, Indiana, Michigan, South Carolina, California…Last month we spent on the road screening @20DaysMariupol , talking to everyone from State Department politicians and diplomats, to people in towns across the US, about journalism

20 Days in Mariupol director Mstyslav Chernov reflects on the current global wave of change in the film industry and his hope for more, after winning the 2024 BAFTA Award for Best Documentary 🏆

NYC: You're invited to a special screening at @DCTVny. https://t.co/34Rj44gToj

Witness chilling vérité in the Academy Award®-nominated documentary #20DaysInMariupol. Encore broadcast on @PBS February 22.

Der Dokumentarfilm "20 Tage in Mariupol" – nominiert für einen Oscar – zeigt die Gräueltaten der russischen Invasion und hält trotz Belagerung entscheidende Kriegsbilder fest – um 22:50 Uhr im Ersten und jetzt in der ARD Mediathek: https://t.co/OZLPCdiuat

The award for Documentary goes to 20 Days In Mariupol 👏@20DaysMariupol @Dogwoof #EEBAFTAs

The team behind 20 Days In Mariupol collect the Documentary BAFTA #EEBAFTAs

🗣️ Mstyslav Chernov, who won the #BAFTA award for Best Documentary, emphasized in his speech that the war in #Ukraine is still ongoing and that another Ukrainian city has been occupied right now. #BAFTAs #BAFTA2024

Two years ago journalist Mstyslav Chernov and a team from the AP team documented Russian forces bombarding the Ukrainian city of Mariupol. Their footage exposed the horrors of the attack which formed the basis of Chernov's Oscar-nominated documentary, "20 Days in Mariupol."

"I would trade everything - all the awards - for Russia not to attack Ukraine". Mstyslav Chernov says it's "bitter sweet" being Oscar-nominated for his documentary ‘20 Days in Mariupol’, because the film exists "because of tragedy". https://t.co/PAiZ4D1jU3 📺 Sky 501