Kanopy, streaming service that is free to use with your WPL card, has assembled a collection of films that provide further context on the conflict in Ukraine. To view the complete list of films and learn more about this moment and the events that led up
to it, visit go.kanopy.com/ukraine. To learn
more about Kanopy, click here.
To find books about these events, view our Understanding Ukraine booklist.
This documentary looks at people who were transformed by a democratic
revolution and gave up their normal lives to fight a Russian invasion.
Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa, Maidan chronicles the civil uprising that toppled the government of Ukrainian
president Victor Yanukovich and has since developed into an international
crisis between Russia and the West.
With only a smattering of biographical details released to
the public and his sometimes puzzling public appearances, scholars-and even
many world leaders-still struggle to understand the man at the helm of the
Kremlin. To glean a clearer picture, Frontline took a closer look at some of
the most identifiable aspects of Putin’s public persona.
Award-winning journalist Manon Loizeau returned to the places she filmed while undercover in Chechnya. Behind the gleaming façade of the new Grozny, Loizeau
discovered women and men more terrified than in all the years of war and
occupation.
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