What lies behind the heroic footage of Ukrainian soldiers? What do they face alone in civilian life—and where does the war truly end?
“No Obvious Signs” by director Alina Gorlova tells the story of a female soldier returning from the front. In conversations with psychologists, while struggling with PTSD and panic attacks, she tries to reintegrate into everyday life. This documentary closely follows her path from the beginning of rehabilitation to her return to work.
Alina Gorlova is a Ukrainian director and editor of both documentary and fiction films. Her works include Cold Yar. Intro, Invisible Battalion, and Babushka.
The film premiered at Docudays UA, and has received international recognition, including awards from DOK Leipzig, Festival dei Popoli, Watch Docs, among others.
A post-screening discussion with director Alina Gorlova (joining online) will follow. The topic of rehabilitation and reintegration into civilian life remains a pressing and painful issue for many Ukrainians. We invite you to join the conversation and share your thoughts.
Date: July 16, 18:30
Venue: Jam Factory Art Center, 124 B. Khmelnytskoho St. (Audytoria Hall)
Tickets: 120 UAH
Discounted categories (available at the reception):
• 60 UAH — for students and pensioners
• Free — for military personnel and veterans
Tickets available via the link.
Movie is provided by Tabor Production company.