14 March – screen­ing of the movie «Looks like home» by Olek­san­dr Nazarov and Angeli­na Kari­ak­i­na (45 min, Ukraine 2016) at the “Labia The­atre” in Ukrain­ian with Eng­lish sub­ti­tles. The movie talks about inter­nal­ly dis­placed peo­ple in Ukraine. Before the movie the movie heroes from the band “Dyvy­na” Yulia Kulinichenko and Ser­afy­ma Sokolvak per­formed few songs. And after the movie they did Q&A ques­tion about Russ­ian aggres­sion against Ukraine in the East of Ukraine, its social con­se­quences and about the life of over 1 mln of inter­nal­ly dis­placed peo­ple.

What does it mean to leave your home and every­thing in it because of war? How easy it is to rebuild your home even inside your own coun­try?

Looks Like Home is a doc­u­men­tary uncov­er­ing the human sto­ries of the con­flict in the east of Ukraine. The film fea­tures the per­son­al accounts of three inter­nal­ly dis­placed peo­ple (IDPs) who became hostages of the ongo­ing con­flict and were forced to flee their homes.

Yuliya Kuli­nenko, a singer at the folk ensam­ble “Dyvy­na” from Donet­sk made deci­sion to move to Kyiv after she realis­es she won’t be able to sing if she stays at home.

Yuliya Kuli­nenko and Ser­afy­ma Sokolvak both reset­tles from Donet­sk will share their per­son­al sto­ries and will do Q&A ses­sion after the movie.