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Under the Volcano

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    On the last day of their holiday in Tenerife, a young Ukrainian family is suddenly overwhelmed by the news that war has broken out. It is impossible to return to Kiev and they are instantly transformed from tourists to refugees. The family’s internal struggles and the changing dynamics of their relationship are highlighted by oblivious tourists and the idyllic volcanic landscape
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    “As society increasingly chooses to distance itself from the topic of the war in Ukraine, Polish director Damian Kocur, whose debut Bread and Salt was adored by the Kino Pavasaris audience, reminds us that Europe is living at the foot of a volcano that could erupt at any moment. Under the volcano is a highly sensitive portrait of the emotional state of a young Ukrainian family. It is a different film about war, where, thanks to the compelling performances of four Ukrainian actors, you will feel the looming danger not only on the screen but also in the pauses between dialogues.” (Programme curator Benita Paplauskaitė)
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    • World Premiere
      Toronto International Film Festival, 2024

    Credentials

    • Directing
      Damian Kocur
    • The script
      Damian Kocur, Marta Konarzewska
    • Plays
      Sofia Berezowska, Roman Lutskyi, Anastasiia Karpenko, Fedir Pugachov, Mike Mensah
    • Assembly
      Alan Zejer
    • Camera
      Nikita Kuzmienko
    • Music
      Serhii Avdieiev
    • Producing
      Mikołaj Lizut, Agnieszka Jastrzębska
    • Translation
      Edvardas Vaišvila
    • Dialogues
      Russian, English, German, Spanish, Ukrainian, Wolof
    • Subtitles
      Lithuanian, English
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