The Association of Ukrainian Producers completed work on the documentary film " Lost Hope" He will tell about the Russian-Ukrainian war from the point of view of ordinary people who lived in Mariupol for the first month of a full-scale invasion.

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The tape is based on the diaries of journalist Nadezhda Sukhorukova, who documented everything she saw around at that time..

Everything that is happening now should not have happened in the 21st century. I want people to understand the absurdity of the situation and feel that thousands of people are dying because of the malice, cruelty and hatred of the Russian occupiers.. It is important for me that every crime of the rashists is recorded, and they answer for everything, ”she said..

The creators of the tape emphasize that there are no scary shots in it, it does not put pressure on the viewer. Five Mariupol residents will talk about their experience of life inside the war.

“We have no voice-over, staged shots, no narrative. This film is the truth of civilians inside the war. They tell simply and without fear what they saw, how they felt what happened to them.. Imagine, for several weeks there was a systemic destruction of a city of half a million and these people were inside this. We deliberately did not put scary shots, although we had them, because we did not want emotional forcing. The main character Nadia is an ordinary peaceful person who hated no one, and the film reflects this intonation..

Anyone can watch Mariupol and experience it, find out how it was there,” said Maxim Litvinov, director of the film..

Show " Unlost Hope” is planned for the end of August. Negotiations are ongoing with distributors.

Recall that in the temporarily occupied Mariupol, the Russian invaders stopped issuing humanitarian aid to local residents in order to force them to dismantle the rubble. It is noted that now only children will be able to receive products..