On June 10th, more than 50 people, mostly youth, have joined YTNF film festival event in Lugansk. The program proposed films of the festivals organized by Goethhe-Institute jointly with Zukunftsfonds, “Gestures of reconciliation”, “All human beings are born free and equal”.

As starter we had film from Estonia, by Margit Korbe, about difficult choice between family and gambling machine, is something well-known here as well.

The story of Katsiaryna Kamockaya from Belarus, “Little Peter of great wood or good morning to everyone”, invited to see the war with eyes of a child, and how it is still possible to be human during the war.

A film from Israel, by Muhamad Abu Zarka, “Stranger in Motherland”, spread silence in the room, and whispers – is it about life in Israel nowadays?

Aik Karapetian from Latvia, “A Double Life” – what your social status and financial wealth mean in this world, can it make you more human.

To be continued…