“20 Days in Mariupol” is a movie that sheds light on the crimes committed by Russian forces on Ukrainian soil

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1. «20 Days in Mariupol» stands as the inaugural documentary work by Ukrainian war correspondent, photographer, videographer, and writer Mstislav Chernov. Collaborating on this project were photographer Evgeniy Maloletka and producer and journalist Vasilisa Stepanenko. Their arrival in Mariupol took place mere hours before the commencement of a full-scale Russian invasion, and they decided to remain in the city for several days to document unfolding events.

   These dedicated individuals were the sole media representatives to be able to report from within the besieged Mariupol. Their formidable efforts played a pivotal role in bringing to light the crimes committed by Russian forces on Ukrainian soil, ensuring that the world bore witness to these harrowing events.

   The movie premiere is here: https://20daysinmariupol.com/#screenings

2. With all due respect for the people involved in making this documentary, this should be made available to the general public as soon as possible. It might bolster support for Ukraine’s cause even further.

3. Only thing what i dont like is about Ukranian people speaking Russian, even if it’s language of Nazism

4. They need to release this to more theaters. I would take my whole family to see it.

5. This. Is. Fucked.

6. Hi there, Is there any way I can get a hold of a digital copy of this?

   None of the places in my country are showing this anywhere and I would very much like to see this

7. Such a immense courage to be in here and showing real truth to the world. Kudos to the PBS Frontline, United24 and the Mstyslav Chernov.