2017 | Ukraine
Director: Svitlana Shymko
Editor: Viktor Onysko
Sound: Roman Homeniuk
Producer: Yulia Serdyukova
Director: Svitlana Shymko
Editor: Viktor Onysko
Sound: Roman Homeniuk
Producer: Yulia Serdyukova
The Fall of Lenin
The Fall of Lenin is an ironic documentary examining Ukraine’s complex break with Soviet symbols, guided by a “spiritual session” with Lenin’s ghost.
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