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Screening & Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)
Пространство Увлеченных в Ереване

Screening & Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)

Sep12Sat, September 1219:00
Pul2/2 Martiros Saryan St, Yerevan 0002, Armenia
любая бумажная купюра
Translated

A screening and discussion of Władysław Pasikowski’s film Aftermath (Pokłosie, 2012). Based on Jan Gross’s book Neighbors, the story follows two brothers who set out to recover and restore Jewish tombstones destroyed during World War II, only to face fierce hostility from fellow villagers. Following the screening, we will discuss: — why certain historical events turn into collective taboos — what happens to a community when secrets come to light — how to process a past that disrupts familiar narratives — why memory can sometimes feel more dangerous than oblivion To register, message @prostranstvo_pul or @rusmeta.

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Пространство Увлеченных в Ереване

A cozy psychological community space in Yerevan hosting therapy-led workshops, trainings (playback theatre, neurographica), art and photography sessions, networking meetups, games and a podcast — blending participatory, therapeutic and creative programming.

Screening & Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)
Пространство Увлеченных в Ереване

Screening & Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)

Sep12Sat, September 1219:00
Pul2/2 Martiros Saryan St, Yerevan 0002, Armenia
любая бумажная купюра
Translated

A screening and discussion of Władysław Pasikowski’s film Aftermath (Pokłosie, 2012). Based on Jan Gross’s book Neighbors, the story follows two brothers who set out to recover and restore Jewish tombstones destroyed during World War II, only to face fierce hostility from fellow villagers. Following the screening, we will discuss: — why certain historical events turn into collective taboos — what happens to a community when secrets come to light — how to process a past that disrupts familiar narratives — why memory can sometimes feel more dangerous than oblivion To register, message @prostranstvo_pul or @rusmeta.

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Пространство Увлеченных в Ереване

A cozy psychological community space in Yerevan hosting therapy-led workshops, trainings (playback theatre, neurographica), art and photography sessions, networking meetups, games and a podcast — blending participatory, therapeutic and creative programming.