Dmytro Malyar

Sophia understands that if she continues to listen to her mother's everyday complaints, she won't be able to stand it. But it's not easy to convey an opinion to someone who is sure of their rightness.

Ukrainian cinematographer Anatoliy Khymych raises three dogs, one of which he saved from death, and the shadows of the films he has shot — about Chornobyl, in particular — are recalled.

Sophia understands that if she continues to listen to her mother's everyday complaints, she won't be able to stand it. But it's not easy to convey an opinion to someone who is sure of their rightness.

Sophia understands that if she continues to listen to her mother's everyday complaints, she won't be able to stand it. But it's not easy to convey an opinion to someone who is sure of their rightness.

Ukrainian cinematographer Anatoliy Khymych raises three dogs, one of which he saved from death, and the shadows of the films he has shot — about Chornobyl, in particular — are recalled.