Ukraine on Fire 2

For each of us, the word "War" has always been associated with history, the past, what we have heard but never seen, something distant and vague. It was a word that did not evoke any feelings in us only understanding the wrongness and inhumanity of the process itself. But unfortunately now it is not just something ephemeral and distant, it is our reality in which we must survive.

Not all the destruction, injuries and deaths we face everywhere are in our heads now. People who are forced to leave their homes, families for safety have lost not so much space and things they left, as a sense of security and comfort.

This film tells our story, we are all eyewitnesses of these events. I hope it will allow viewers from other countries to understand us Ukrainians at least a little. And we will remember it for a long time.

Among the array of news, private reports, social media posts, comments, speeches by politicians and the military, diplomats and state leaders, ordinary soldiers on social media, the series is a kind of analysis of them all, and in 60 seconds provides a central true emotional component of each day of the war reflecting exactly what one felt this day in Ukraine.

I hope there won't be many new episodes of these wonderful series. I hope the war ends soon and we can go back to watching comedies. But until then, please watch every superb 1-minute episode, each of which uniquely frames the horror of war, and all of them, collectively, paint a poignant and terrifying story of the atrocities in Ukraine. This movie is a history in the making. An imaginative format allows to vividly relive key news events and watch the terrifying images, delivered in nearly real time. Watch every episode. And then go do something for Ukraine. Call your elected representative and tell them you want stronger sanctions on Russia. Donate to help refugees. This movie will inspire you to do that, and that is a true sign of how good this movie is.

This mini-series helps understand the horror of the Russian aggression against Ukraine. It uses real footage of bombings, destruction and other horrors of the war, putting them into the context.

The episodes show Chernobyl, Babi Yar, Irpin, other places and people living, surviving and dying in the largest war Europe has seen since 1940s.

So sad to watch what is happening in Ukraine, but this series is also a must watch for all the west. Hope this war ends .. and fast!! Ukraine is in my prayers.