Documentary film " Unlost Hope”, filmed by the Association of Ukrainian Producers, will be shown in 40 cities around the world similar to Mariupol. The action will be held with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of our country.

According to the organizers, this will be the premiere of the film, which will be held in parallel with the premiere in Ukraine.

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The screenings are expected to take place in 40 cities similar to Mariupol according to the following criteria: the number of population and the presence of a port and / or industrial production or twin cities of Mariupol. Screenings have already been confirmed for Herzliya, Baltimore, Brno, Hafnarfjordur, Hamilton, Le Havre, Ikast, Linz, Auckland, Samui, Savona, Utrecht, Varna. In some countries, screenings will take place in the capitals: Beijing, Tokyo, Geneva, Tallinn.

“The Foreign Ministry and our embassies around the world every day tell the truth about the crimes of the Russian Federation. Screening of a film about Mariupol in 40 similar cities around the world will be an important contribution to this cause. Public Diplomacy The Ministry of Foreign Affairs works especially actively during the war, because it is precisely such humane projects that make it possible to reach out to foreigners. Real life stories of Ukrainians are the best tool to oust Russian propaganda and lies. Documentary Mariupol. Unlost Hope” will allow foreign viewers to see Russian aggression through the eyes of its direct witnesses.

We are working to ensure that the world sees the real face of the Russian Federation and will not stop until the last Russian soldier leaves our land, and those responsible for aggression and crimes are punished,” said Dmitry Kuleba, Minister of Foreign Affairs of our country..

Mariupol. Unlost hope" The movie does not contain scary shots, does not exert emotional pressure on the viewer. Five citizens, ordinary people tell their experience of living inside the war. The only off-screen voice reads the diaries of one of the heroines, journalist Nadezhda Sukhorukova.