“The heroes of the tape are three Ukrainians who survived the loss of a loved one, home, front, capture, injury.”, — write: www.unian.ua
The heroes of the tape are three Ukrainians who survived the loss of a loved one, home, front, capture, injury.
On November 22, at 9:00 p.m., 1+1 Ukraine will premiere a new author’s documentary by Dmytro Komarov, “Exit.” The journalist presents a project dedicated to the topic of psychological health in the conditions of war and finding ways to heal.
What does war make us? What will society be like after the war? How to cope with emotional and psychological problems, stress, panic, aggression and chronic fatigue? How to find a way out? The journalist tries to find an answer to these questions in the tape.
“There is not a single person among us who was not touched by the war at all. Each of us is traumatized by the war to one degree or another. It changed the lives of each of us. But this film is not about pain, but about how to find a way out in any situation. How to find the strength to live a full life after what has been experienced, even when the war took away the most expensive or most valuable, and learn to enjoy life again, to feel happy. We found three Ukrainians who millions recognize themselves. We hope that some of the viewers will find advice for themselves in this extremely difficult time. Mental health is no less important than physical health. On the contrary, we must learn to take care of ourselves and our physical well-being,” commented Dmytro. Komarov.
Dmytro Komarov embarks on a new true expedition – this time into the depths of the stories of people who dared to overcome their fear and turn to a psychologist for help. It shows that taking care of one’s emotional and psychological state is not a weakness, but a path to recovery. And also, in his signature style, the journalist will help the heroes of the film restore their condition through emotions and travels.
The heroes of the tape are three Ukrainians who survived the loss of a loved one, home, front, capture, injury. However, they dared to experiment and, together with a journalist and psychologists, decided to start living anew. What will this path be?
In his usual style, familiar to fans of “The World Inside Out”, Dmytro Komarov raises seemingly difficult topics, but makes them accessible and understandable. The film encourages frank conversation and at the same time shows possible ways to heal and adapt to the new reality.
Don’t miss the premiere of Dmytro Komarov’s new documentary “Exit” on November 22 at 9:00 p.m. on 1+1 Ukraine!
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