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    Ukrainian; Turkish and English Subtitles

    Director/Director

    Kateryna Gornostai

    Screenplay/Screenplay

    Kateryna Gornostai

    Director of Photography/Cinematography

    Oleksandr Roshchyn

    Editing/Editing

    Nikon Romanchenko

    Cast/Cast

    Olha Bryhynets, Borys Khovriak, Mykola Kolomiiets, Valeriia Hukova, Mykola Shpak, Svitlana Popova, Yelyzaveta Loza

    Producer/Producer
    Olha Bregman, Natalia Libet, Victor Shevchenko

    Production/Production

    2Brave productions, a_BAHN, Rinkel Film & Docs, Cinéphage Productions

    World Rights/World Sales

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    Synopsis:

    How can you watch young children celebrating the holiday in the schoolyard and not be moved when the air raid alarm sounds and they are forced into shelters? Time Stamp is a documentary in which Kateryna Gornostai travels to primary and secondary schools in several Russian-occupied and liberated cities in Ukraine, recording how students and teachers continue their education under war conditions. Competing for the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival, Time Stamp not only presents a slice of a people's resistance, but also reveals how Ukraine's future is being shaped. This observational documentary, meticulous and masterful in every respect, is a mosaic of images from many different regions and schools. Patriotism and defense of the country have become part of the curriculum, and the film reflects reality as it is, without propaganda...

    Is it possible not to be moved by watching little children being taken down to the shelter when air raid alarms ring while they happily celebrate a holiday in the school yard? Timestamp is a documentary by Kateryna Gornostai who visited elementary and secondary schools in the regions of Ukraine that were not invaded by Russia or liberated, in order to record how the education system continues during war. Timestamp, which competed for Golden Bear at the Berlinale offers fragments from the resistance of a nation and shows how the future of Ukraine is shaped. This observational documentary crafted with skills resembles a mosaic of images from different regions and schools. Abstaining from making propaganda, Timestamp conveys a reality in which patriotism and defense has become a part of the curriculum.

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