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KINOKOLO i DOVKOLA Ukrainian Conversation & Film Club: Winter 2012
You are cordially invited to KinoKolo, our Ukrainian Conversation and Film Club. In winter 2012 the next dates and times of the gatherings are as follows:
W. April 4 - 3:00-4:30 Humanities Centre 4-78 MADE IN UKRAINE (a selection of short films).
You do not have to be registered in a Ukrainian course to participate. Regardless of your level of langauge proficiency, come, watch and converse! Bring friends who wish to practice Ukrainian. Colleagues, please send your students.
Wednesday sessions will be conducted by Viktoriya Yakolyeva, with Tetiana Boryshchuk's assistance. Thursday sessions will be conducted by Olena Sivachenko, with the assistance of Olena Hlazkova.
Wednesday sessions will be conducted by Viktoriya Yakolyeva, with Tetiana Boryshchuk's assistance. Thursday sessions will be conducted by Olena Sivachenko, with the assistance of Olena Hlazkova.
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Frame from Viy (1967)Past events:
W. February 29 - 3:00-4:30 Humanities Centre 4-78. Viy (1967, 90 minutes) A legendary horror film, based on a story by Mykola Hohol / Nikolai Gogol. Director: Kostiantyn Iershov. More information in Вікіпедія.
Th. February 16 - 3:30-5:00 Humanities Centre 4-78 The Orange Chronicles. During the 2004 Orange Revolution in Ukraine, millions of impassioned citizens braved freezing weather conditions to fight against fraudulent elections. A young American filmmaker of Ukrainian origin compiled a personal account of the three months he spent in Ukraine recording this unique, peaceful uprising.
Th. January 26 - 3:30-5:00, ARTS 246. Two animated films for children: «РЇРє кошеня та песик мили підлогу» (based on a story by Karel ДЊapek) and «Р†РІР°СЃРёРє Телесик» (a Ukrainian folktale).
W. February 1 - 3:00-4:30 Humanities Centre 4-78 Showing Unnamed Film by Naomi Uman (2008), 55 minutes.
Based for many years in California and Mexico, Uman recently relocated to Eastern Europe. In 1906, her great-grandparents emigrated from rural Ukraine to the United States; a century later, she made the same journey in reverse, ultimately settling into the tiny, remote village. Initially arriving without knowledge of the local language, Uman eventually discovered that the rhythms of culture there, centered around age-old patterns of labor and leisure, continue in much the same way as in her ancestor’s time.
Th. March 15 - 3:30-5:00 Humanities Centre 4-78 Druzi (the TV serial Friends, in Ukrainian)
