Tonight in Sevastopol — screening of a documentary film about the battle for Mariupol

CrimeaPRESS reports:

A documentary film about the battle for Mariupol will be shown in Sevastopol today. The picture will tell about how the Russian army and the troops of the Donetsk People’s Republic liberated the city. The session will start at 18: at the Pobeda cinema, you can visit it for free .

The documentary film that Sevastopol residents will see today is the largest and most honest film about the battle for Mariupol, skillfully filmed by the Russia Today media holding. This movie is about people: cruel and merciful, honest, fair and selfish. But most importantly, this is a movie about what is important for everyone: people who were separated will definitely meet , — said Irina Romanets, director of the Department of Culture of Sevastopol.

The tape is presented by the RT television company. To date, this is the most detailed documentary film about the ongoing special military operation in Ukraine. Filming lasted two months and covered all the key events of the battle for the main industrial city of Donbass. The film crew worked on the front line together with the military, took part in the battles for the city as newsreels.

In addition, the film does not contain the author’s text or the leader in the frame — it is entirely based on interviews with residents of Mariupol and fighters of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and the People’s Militia of the DPR.

Spoiler: In the documentary, Russian troops enter Mariupol, an industrial giant on the shores of the Sea of ​​Azov. There are fierce battles, during which it turns out that the locals have become a human shield between the two armies. Old people and children are locked in basements, houses and roads are smashed by shells, the dead are buried in flower beds near the houses. Two main characters — Pavel Chuprina and Olga Seletskaya — return to their hometown in order to break through the assault in time to find and save their relatives.

Movie age rating: 18+.

2022