Oleksandr Pozdnyakov Trailers
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Most Popular Oleksandr Pozdnyakov Trailers
Total trailers found: 11
Different Paths to Holiness Trailer (2023)
16 June 2023
“Close your eyes and look at your fears each for yourself. everyone is allowed to be. Any fear of a person coming from another space.
Manu and the Cabbage Trailer (2012)
29 July 2012
This must be a dream. For Manu this must be a reality. Symbolic story on fear of the greatest dream in one's life.
NDR Trailer (2016)
31 March 2016
A story about a boy who makes a living by extorting compensation from traffic collisions.
Black Mountain Trailer (2016)
06 August 2016
12-years old Yurko lives in far mountain village with his mother. Yurko's father went to work abroad.
Next to Nothing Trailer (2024)
08 March 2024
A group of farmers organizes a protest in front of the house of an MP who, contrary to earlier promises, voted against their interests.
Blindfold Trailer (2021)
09 December 2021
Young MMA fighter Yuliya has lost her boyfriend in the war in eastern Ukraine. She starts a new relationship to make her life move forward.
Under the Volcano Trailer (2024)
11 October 2024
A Ukrainian family is spending their final day of vacation in Tenerife, Spain when suddenly Russia’s ongoing occupation of Ukraine turns into a full-scale invasion.
Okno z widokiem na ścianę Trailer (2019)
13 June 2019
A poignant professional directing debut of Kobas Laksa, a visual artist, photographer, performer and an experimenter.
People & Things Trailer (2024)
12 October 2024
A mass grave was discovered in the small town in eastern Ukraine as consequence of the 2022 Russian invasion.
Grandpa's Orchard Trailer (2023)
30 May 2023
The Volhynian massacre remains a taboo subject for the next generations of Poles and Ukrainians. Karolina’s family spoke about the events in which their relatives were murdered behind a closed door only.
When Will This Wind Stop Trailer (2016)
13 May 2016
The film tells four personal stories of one Crimean Tatar family. Their story concentrates, as in a lens, the extensive experience of people living under occupation.
