The trailer for the movie The House of the Word. An Endless Novel" about the writers of the "Executed Renaissance"
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The trailer of the Ukrainian feature film House of Words. An Endless Novel" about the dramatic history of Ukrainian writers of the "executed revival" of 1927, which will be released in national cinemas on May 9.
On March 20, the trailer for the Ukrainian feature film House of the Word. An Endless Novel, which is dedicated to the history of Ukrainian writers of the "executed revival". This film will be released in the national theater on May 9. This was reported by the State Film Agency of Ukraine, according to UNN.
Details
Presentation of the official trailer for the feature film "House of the Word. An Endless Romance" directed by Taras Tomenko took place at Ukraine Crisis Media Center.
According to the Ukrainian State Film Agency, this film tells the dramatic story of Ukrainian writers of the "executed revival" period, set in 1927.
"On Stalin's order, the Slovo cooperative house was built in Kharkiv. The most prominent Ukrainian writers were moved into comfortable apartments. All of them became participants in an experiment aimed at developing a new type of Soviet writer and total control over the creative process in order to create a single artistic method of socialist realism, and not all of them agree to glorify the cult of Stalin. Unexpectedly for the residents of the Slovo house, an unknown young writer, Vladimir Akimov, is moved in. Who is he? No one knows. With his arrival, strange events begin to unfold in the Slovo house, and the walls are still silent about them.
The film stars: Dmytro Oliynyk, Viacheslav Dovzhenko, Nina Naboka and Maryna Koshkina. The film was produced by Yulia Cherniavska, Oleh Shcherbyna, Pylyp Illienko and Rostyslav Martyniuk.
The film was produced by Fresh Production Group with the support of the Ukrainian State Film Agency and the Solidarity International Charitable Foundation. The film's theatrical distributor is B&H.
The film will be released nationally on May 9.
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