Bernard-Henri Lévy presented Glory To The Heroes at the United Nations
In the second instalment with Bernard-Henri Lévy, the director of Glory To The Heroes, The Will To See and Slava Ukraini, all co-directed with Marc Roussel and with Gilles Hertzog as special advisor, we discussed the past informing the present and the urgent need to not drop the case for support of Ukraine by going back to show the reality of war again “without any special effects, without any Hollywoodisation, with little editing.”
Bernard-Henri Lévy: “My problem, my default probably, is that I have memory. Because I love history, I reflect about history …”
It is the summer of 2023 and the first images in Glory To The Heroes remind us of the deluge. They are from the city of Kherson in June, a town under water, because the nearby Kakhovka dam was blown up...
In the second instalment with Bernard-Henri Lévy, the director of Glory To The Heroes, The Will To See and Slava Ukraini, all co-directed with Marc Roussel and with Gilles Hertzog as special advisor, we discussed the past informing the present and the urgent need to not drop the case for support of Ukraine by going back to show the reality of war again “without any special effects, without any Hollywoodisation, with little editing.”
Bernard-Henri Lévy: “My problem, my default probably, is that I have memory. Because I love history, I reflect about history …”
It is the summer of 2023 and the first images in Glory To The Heroes remind us of the deluge. They are from the city of Kherson in June, a town under water, because the nearby Kakhovka dam was blown up...
- 12/8/2023
- by Anne-Katrin Titze
- eyeforfilm.co.uk
Bernard-Henri Lévy on Glory To The Heroes and Slava Ukraini composer Slava Vakarchuk: “He’s not only the Ukrainian Bono or the Ukrainian Sting - he’s of course that - but he is also one of the embodiments of the soul of Ukraine.”
From not in Paris, Bernard-Henri Lévy joined me on Zoom for an in-depth conversation on Glory To The Heroes (L'Ukraine Au Cœur), as NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg held a press conference in Brussels, briefing the media on the Foreign Ministers meeting, which started with announcing their continued support for Ukraine.
Bernard-Henri Lévy with Anne-Katrin Titze on the summer of 2023 filmic diary Glory To The Heroes: “The point of view of a writer and a philosopher who traveled to the frontline.”
“In homage to a lost generation of Ukrainians who died so that Ukraine will live” reads the dedication in Bernard-Henri Lévy’s third volume,...
From not in Paris, Bernard-Henri Lévy joined me on Zoom for an in-depth conversation on Glory To The Heroes (L'Ukraine Au Cœur), as NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg held a press conference in Brussels, briefing the media on the Foreign Ministers meeting, which started with announcing their continued support for Ukraine.
Bernard-Henri Lévy with Anne-Katrin Titze on the summer of 2023 filmic diary Glory To The Heroes: “The point of view of a writer and a philosopher who traveled to the frontline.”
“In homage to a lost generation of Ukrainians who died so that Ukraine will live” reads the dedication in Bernard-Henri Lévy’s third volume,...
- 12/6/2023
- by Anne-Katrin Titze
- eyeforfilm.co.uk
“In homage to a lost generation of Ukrainians who died so that Ukraine will live” reads the dedication in Bernard-Henri Lévy’s third volume, Glory To The Heroes (L'Ukraine Au Cœur), again co-directed with Marc Roussel, produced by Emily Hamilton, and with Gilles Hertzog as special advisor. Following The Will To See (Une Autre Idée Du Monde) and Slava Ukraini, this documentary also chronicles the war in the shape of a filmic diary. The score at the start by Slava Vakarchuk is reminiscent of a whistling Western tune, simultaneously hopeful, melancholic, and foreboding.
It is the summer of 2023 and the first images remind us of the deluge. They are from the city of Kherson in June, a town under water, because the nearby Kakhovka dam was blown up on the sixth of that month by the Russian military, committing urbicide and ecocide. Lévy calls it the “Flooded Earth...
It is the summer of 2023 and the first images remind us of the deluge. They are from the city of Kherson in June, a town under water, because the nearby Kakhovka dam was blown up on the sixth of that month by the Russian military, committing urbicide and ecocide. Lévy calls it the “Flooded Earth...
- 12/4/2023
- by Anne-Katrin Titze
- eyeforfilm.co.uk
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