Black Candle of the Bright Road. In memory of Vasyl Stus
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Documentary trilogy about the thorny path of the famous Ukrainian poet, translator, political prisoner Vasyl Stus. Filmed in 1989-1992, it describes the life of the poet, the story of the destruction of the dissident by the Soviet authorities, highlights his influence on Ukrainian society during life and after his death, records the testimony of witnesses, films the liquidated Kuchino camp, in which Stus was imprisoned, the reburial of Stus, Lytvyn and Tykhy in 1989. Consists of three parts: «Come back to me, my memory» (Верни до мене, пам’яте моя), «In the white cold the sun of Ukraine» (У білій стужі сонце України), «Crucified on a black cross» (Розіп’ятий на чорному хресті).
- Status
- Released
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- Language
- Ukrainian
- vasyl stus
Top billed cast
Gallery
Release dates
UkraineUA
- Theatrical6 Jan 1992
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- Black Candle of the Bright Road. In memory of Vasyl Stus was released on 6 January 1992.
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- Who directed Black Candle of the Bright Road. In memory of Vasyl Stus?
- Black Candle of the Bright Road. In memory of Vasyl Stus (1992) was directed by Stanislav Chernilevskyi.
- How long is Black Candle of the Bright Road. In memory of Vasyl Stus?
- Black Candle of the Bright Road. In memory of Vasyl Stus runs for 2h 32m.
