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There are things that are indescribable and unspeakable when the disasters that affect our lives are beyond comprehension. Certain fundamental experiences seem irreducible to any form of expression. So how do we convey their intensity? How do we put them into words? Here, we’re talking about the war inflicted on the Ukrainians for over a year. Daryna Mamaisur is Ukrainian and currently lives in Portugal. O Fumo do Fogo, somewhere between a film diary and an essay, sketches with admirable reserve a path towards the possibility of communicating. |
In Ukraine
Turn in the Wound
Panic in the baltic
Ukraine: The People's Fight
Ukraine-Poland: The Border of Solidarity
Veselka: The Rainbow on the Corner at the Center of the World
Ukraine's Civilian Soldiers: The War Recorded on Smartphones
The Hardest Hour
Klitschko: More Than a Fight
Train “Kyiv-War”
Maidan
Ukraine: Enemy in the Woods
Crimea. As It Was
Alone
Crimea. The Stolen Peninsula
Superpower
Two Men at War
The War Diary
This Rain Will Never Stop
Zelensky, The Story
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