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Screening and Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)
Screening and Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)
Screening and Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)
Russkaya Metanoya

Screening and Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)

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

A screening and open discussion of Władysław Pasikowski’s controversial film Aftermath (Pokłosie, 2012), based on the book Neighbors by Polish historian Jan Gross. Two brothers set out to recover and restore Jewish gravestones destroyed during World War II, only to be met with unexpected hostility from their fellow villagers. Delving into the past, they gradually uncover a tragic and disturbing truth. Followed by a post-screening group discussion. Registration: @rusmetanoia

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Russkaya Metanoya

A small film club and lecture series devoted to Russian history, emigration and philosophy. Organizes film screenings, lectures and literary evenings with post‑screening discussions in intimate Yerevan arts cafes and community spaces.

Screening and Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)
Screening and Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)
Screening and Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)
Russkaya Metanoya

Screening and Discussion: Aftermath (Pokłosie)

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

A screening and open discussion of Władysław Pasikowski’s controversial film Aftermath (Pokłosie, 2012), based on the book Neighbors by Polish historian Jan Gross. Two brothers set out to recover and restore Jewish gravestones destroyed during World War II, only to be met with unexpected hostility from their fellow villagers. Delving into the past, they gradually uncover a tragic and disturbing truth. Followed by a post-screening group discussion. Registration: @rusmetanoia

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Russkaya Metanoya

A small film club and lecture series devoted to Russian history, emigration and philosophy. Organizes film screenings, lectures and literary evenings with post‑screening discussions in intimate Yerevan arts cafes and community spaces.