Offline Screenings

For three years of its existence Filma has been running online. This year, besides the usual format there will be three offline screenings in Dnipro, in Kyiv, and in Lviv. We are hosting them jointly with our partners: Artsvit Gallery, FemSolution and Bilkis.
The films are screened in their original language with extended Ukrainian subtitles (SDH). After the screening, we invite you to talk with the festival organizers.
Please note! «Mast-del» can only be watched during offline screenings.

Timetable

Dnipro

November 30, 6:30 p.m.
Artsvit Gallery
Krutohirnyy Uzviz, 21А

Lviv

December 3, 5:00 p.m.
Opilskoho Str., 8
In cooperation with Bilkis

Kyiv

December 8, 6:30 p.m.
Podil district (the exact address will be announced to the registered participants)
In cooperation with FemSolution

Program

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Botanical Documentation of Existence
The Art of Healing
Director: Darya Tsymbalyuk
Ukraine, 5 minutes, 2023, video essay
A video essay about conversations with mum during the war.
Trigger warning: description of death
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Mast-del
The Art of Healing
Director: Maryam Tafakory
Iran, UK, 17 minutes, 2023, experimental documentary
A love song that would never pass through the censors, Mast-del is about forbidden bodies and desires, both inside and outside post-revolution Iranian cinema.
Trigger warning: description of violence
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Survivor Manifesto - The Art of Making Kin
The Art of Healing
Director: Dan Dansen
Germany, 11 minutes, 2022, experimental
What if we lived in a society in which people who harmed and people who were harmed could heal simultaneously?
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Tell Me A Poem
The Art of Healing
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Authors: Elena Chirila, Ana Gurdiș
Romania, 11 minutes, 2023, experimental
A woman’s journey towards liberation and healing through the recollections of her younger self.
Trigger warning: description of domestic violence, abuse, suicide attempt
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Director: Sasha Wortzel
USA, 18 minutes, 2019, documentary
In this meditation on community, gentrification, and erasure, Stonewall veteran and trans activist Sylvia Rivera takes up residency on the Hudson River piers with a group of HIV-positive New Yorkers, as cranes raze vacant buildings for a new skyline.