Volcano

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Volcano is a 2011 Ukrainian drama film directed by Roman Bondarchuk that follows a Kyiv interpreter whose life is upended when he becomes stranded in a surreal rural community near the Crimean border.

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instanceOf Ukrainian film
film
alsoKnownAs Vulkan
awardReceived Best Film at Odesa International Film Festival
FIPRESCI Prize at Odesa International Film Festival
linked to: FIPRESCI Prize
cinematographyBy Vadym Ilkov
countryOfOrigin Ukraine
countryOfProduction Czech Republic
Germany
Monaco
Ukraine
director Roman Bondarchuk
discusses consequences of annexation of Crimea
distributor Arthouse Traffic
editedBy Denys Zakharov NERFINISHED
festivalSection Karlovy Vary International Film Festival East of the West competition
filmingLocation Kherson Oblast
follows Kyiv interpreter stranded in rural southern Ukraine
genre drama film
hasTheme adaptation to unfamiliar environment
alienation
identity
social disintegration
mainCharacterName Lukas
mainCharacterOccupation OSCE interpreter from Kyiv
musicBy Anton Baibakov NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus absurdity and resilience in post-Soviet rural life
narrativeTone surreal
tragicomedy
originalLanguage Ukrainian
portrays life near the administrative border with Crimea
producedBy Digital Cube
Elemag Pictures
South Film
Tato Film
releaseYear 2018
runtimeMinutes 106
screenwriter Alla Tyutyunnyk
Dar’ya Averchenko
Roman Bondarchuk
setting rural community near the Crimean border
stars Khrystyna Deilyk
Serhiy Stepansky
Viktor Zhdanov
timePeriodOfSetting post-2014 Ukraine
worldPremiereAt Karlovy Vary International Film Festival

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