Cinema is my way of resisting // director Elena Golosiy
Elena Golosiy is a director from Kyiv. She has been living in Warsaw for 9 years. She left not because of the war, but for personal reasons. After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, she helped Ukrainian refugees in Poland — organizing their daily life, medical care, psychological support. One day, she realized that she wanted to capture the moment as a director. This is how the documentary film “While the War Goes On” and the play “Borderline” appeared. About the day that began on February 24, 2022, and is still going on. And about how to remain human in inhuman circumstances. Elena Golosiy is in the “Eyewitnesses” project.
00:00 - Elena Golosiy talks about herself
00:55 - Your thoughts and feelings on February 24, 2022?
03:14 - When did the first refugees appear in Warsaw?
07:08 - Tell us a few stories - what kind of people did you help?
12:00 - Tell us about the play "Borderline" Borderline, how did the idea come about, how did you choose the stories of Ukrainian women?
16:35 - You made a film called "While the War Goes On". Why did you decide to make this film?
18:49 - Will the war last long?
20:26 - Why did this war become possible?
22:42 - Is it possible to restore relations between Russia and Ukraine?
24:08 - Are there any Russian cultural figures whose reaction to the war inspires respect?
27:06 - What are you most afraid of personally?
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