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Year of Freedom. Mariupol After DNR

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Year of Freedom. Mariupol After DNR
Poster of film
Screenplay byIvan Syniepalov
Directed byIvan Syniepalov
Country of originUkraine
Original languagesUkrainian, Russian
Production
CinematographyAykhan Hajibayli
EditorAykhan Hajibayli
Running time13 minutes
Production companyPublic TV of Azov
Original release
ReleaseJune 13, 2015 (2015-06-13)

Year of Freedom. Mariupol After DNR (Ukrainian: Рік визволення. Маріуполь після ДНР) is a short documentary produced by Public TV of Azov and released on 13 June 2015 - one year after Mariupol was recaptured by the Ukrainian government from pro-Russian separatist of the so-called Donetsk People's Republic. The film describes the events that took place in the port city of Mariupol in south-eastern Ukraine in the summer of 2014. The story of the liberation of Mariupol on 13 June 2014, is told by participants of the operation - from a regular soldier to the President of Ukraine.[1]

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The documentary became one of the most popular videos of Public TV of Azov reaching near 200,000 views. It was awarded as a "Best documentary" at the 2016 film festival "KiTy" (Ukrainian: КіТи).[2] The website "To Inform is to Influence" describes events shown in this documentary as a "proof of the fact that DNR rebels are untrained".[3]

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