Ukraine on Fire 2

Mini-series are aimed to give a glimpse into the horrific events currently unfolding in Ukraine because of the Russian war against Ukraine and Ukrainian people. The mini-series are a mixture of documentary footage framed with a number of artistic details, fotos, short comments and special sound effects. I was personally a little disappointed by the length of the episodes and wished that they show more dynamic, answer the question. According to the producer, this length is intentional, and the series are in fact aimed to provoke, the incompleteness is an appeal to the audience to enduce a quest for more. Russian propaganda and disinformation have long affected the public opinion of the west. Ukrainian artists are fighting this war with their weapons - and these mini-series are a great contribution to this fight to shed the light on the real events and horrors happening now in Ukraine, and to show the true spirit of courageous Ukrainian people and their unbroken will for freedom.

We are all lost in this war. We are overloaded with newsfeeds and overwhelmed with emotions. We hear comments and analyses and listen to someone's opinions. But instead eyewitness it! Grasp the moments of truth!

These one-minute episodes work better than a thousand words and display the undistorted picture of the Ukrainian war-time realities. No unnecessary words, only real-life videos. Watching each episode is like turning a page. Almost instinctively, you will feel you need a moment of silence after each page. That's when YOUR understanding of this war comes. Unforgettable and unique experience.

Depicts both the horrific nature of the Russian aggression and the pride and honor of the defenders of the Ukrainian homeland. A necessary watch for anyone trying to truly understand the impacts of Putin's barbarism and megalomaniacal ego.

This mini-series helps understand the horror of the Russian aggression against Ukraine. It uses real footage of bombings, destruction and other horrors of the war, putting them into the context.

The episodes show Chernobyl, Babi Yar, Irpin, other places and people living, surviving and dying in the largest war Europe has seen since 1940s.

Ukrainians and good people around the world are doing everything they can to stop Russia's agression in Ukraine and the Russian army's atrocities. This short movie series is another great contribution to the effort. Each episode is only one minute long, thus not requiring a big time commitment. The episodes are not easy to watch, but neither is the real war and all the pain and suffering that Ukrainian people experience due to imperial ideas of one ruthless monster. Thank you to the movie director for sharing it with the world and making the world aware and involved.