ICTV'S documentary 'Revolution of Dignity' now has English-language subtitles - Mar. 09, 2014

ICTV’S documentary ‘Revolution of Dignity’ now has English-language subtitles

Published March 9, 2014 at 11:09 pm

A pro-Ukrainian supporter in a wheelchair waves an Ukrainian flag as he attends a rally in Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine, on March 9, 2014. Thousands of demonstrators took part in the anti-war march in the eastern Ukrainian city. Tensions in Ukraine's Black Sea peninsula, which has come under de facto control by Russian forces, have resulted in a new face-off between Russia and the West, with each side imposing sanctions or warning of further prohibitive measures to force the other to back down. AFP PHOTO/ SERGEY BOBOK

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On March 8, ICTV released on YouTube its 46-minute documentary called "Revolution of Dignity" with English-lange subtitles. It features dramatic footage and numerous interviews about the EuroMaidan Revolution that began on Nov. 21, toppled President Viktor Yanukovych on Feb. 21 and led to the Russian invasion of Crimean on Feb. 27.

“This film is the first attempt to analyze the events of the past three months, which taking place in Ukraine. Famous people who unrelated to politics, tell about the events in the country,” ICTV said on YouTube.

The documentary weaves together interviews with numerous artists, singers and writers, including Oksana Zabuzhko, Oleksandr Sidorenko, Andrey Kurkov and Nina Matviyenko. The physician, Dr. Olha Bohomolets, also has a leading role.

The 46-minutes ICTV documentary “Revolution of Dignity” with English subtitles.