Films

Alexievich’s Journey from Chernobyl to Fukushima

1.«Alexievich’s Journey from Chernobyl to Fukushima (Part 1 – Chernobyl Prayer)» (50 min)
Premiere:February 19, 2017 (in Japan), July 22 (worldwide, in over 200 countries, in English)
Film director: Hideya Kamakura

2. «Alexievich’s Journey from Chernobyl to Fukushima (Part 2 – Fukushima)» (50 min)
Premiere: February 19, 2017 (in Japan), July 22 (worldwide, in over 200 countries, in English)
Film director: Hideya Kamakura

3. In search of the voices of a little man – Svetlana Alexievich, winner of the Nobel Prize in literature” (60 min)
Premiere: April 9, 2017 (in Japan)
Interlocutor Yo kyon shik, film director: Hideya Kamakura

Lyubov

«Lyubov». 2017
Режиссёр: Стаффан Юлен (Staffan Julén)
Видео: трейлер
Видео: Премьера шведского фильма о Светлане Алексиевич

La supplication

«La supplication». 2016
Молитва. 2016. Люксембург
Режиссёр: Поль Кратчен (Pol Cruchten)
Видео: трейлер
— Международный кинофестиваль в Миннеаполисе: “Лучший документальный полнометражный фильм 2016”
— Главный приз Международного фестиваля фильмов об окружающей среде в Париже — Festival international du film d’environnement de Paris 2016: GRAND PRIX 
— Фильм номинирован  на  “Оскар” в категории “Лучший иностранный фильм”

The Door

 The Door Directed by Juanita Wilson  (2013) – Oscar Nominated Short Film. 

Winning an Irish Film and Television Award in 2009 and an Academy Award nomination in 2010
Based on Monologue About a Whole Life Written Down on Doors, the Testimony of Nikolai Fomich Kalugin by Belarusian journalist Svetlana Alexievich, Juanita Wilson’s poignant, emotive film begins with a very simple act, the stealing of a door. However, as the film progresses and the narrative unwinds, we discover this act is far more complex than we could have initially imagined. The door is in fact a vital part of a traditional ritual, carried out by a grieving family in the aftermath of the Chernobyl tragedy.