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Babylon’13 “Stronger than Arms” Screening at Stanford

Please join us for a free private viewing of a new documentary about Euromaydan – STRONGER THEN ARMS. Register to come – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/babylon13-stronger-than-arms-tickets-15042274849
Since the beginning of the political turmoil in Ukraine, a group of independent filmmakers is documenting the events, calling themselves BABYLON’13. The filmmakers were always in the middle of the action, often protected with helmets and bullet proof vests.«Stronger than arms» is the first full length documentary by #BABYLON’13.
This film takes its audience right into the middle of the Maydan Revolution, into the smoke of the burning barricades, the deserted childhood home of Yanukovych or the battle for Donezk airport. «Stronger than arms» is Ukraine’s history that heats hearts up. Remembering events and people, who from the time of EuroMaidan to the war in the East are building a new Ukraine. «Stronger than arms» shows the evolution of Ukrainian realities from the spontaneous attempt to capture the Administration of the President on December 1 to the bloody battles continuing today in the ruins of Donetsk airport. It gives a chance to the viewer to feel the uplifting and desperation of the Maidan and the war in the Eastern Ukraine.
Director/Cinematography: Babylon’13
Russian and Ukrainian with English subtitles.
77 minutes
Entrance is free, donations are accepted
RSVP is required.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/babylon13-stronger-than-arms-tickets-15042274849
After the film, Dr. Valeria Korablyova will answer questions about Euromaydan. She is a Professor of Philosophy at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (Ukraine) and a Carnegie Visiting Research Fellow at Stanford. Dr. Korablyova participated in both Ukrainian Maydan protests as an activist and converted her personal experience into a number of academic presentations.
https://dlcl.stanford.edu/people/valeria-korablyova
Location:
Assembly Room
Bechtel International Center at Stanford University
584 Capistrano Way
Stanford, CA 94305
This event is organized by Nova Ukraine (http://novaukraine.org/),
with help from
Stanford Bechtel International Center and Babylon’13 (https://facebook.com/babylon13ua)

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Dec 28, 2014

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Dec 28, 2014

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Please join us for a free private viewing of a new documentary about Euromaydan – STRONGER THEN ARMS. Register to come – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/babylon13-stronger-than-arms-tickets-15042274849
Since the beginning of the political turmoil in Ukraine, a group of independent filmmakers is documenting the events, calling themselves BABYLON’13. The filmmakers were always in the middle of the action, often protected with helmets and bullet proof vests.«Stronger than arms» is the first full length documentary by #BABYLON’13.
This film takes its audience right into the middle of the Maydan Revolution, into the smoke of the burning barricades, the deserted childhood home of Yanukovych or the battle for Donezk airport. «Stronger than arms» is Ukraine’s history that heats hearts up. Remembering events and people, who from the time of EuroMaidan to the war in the East are building a new Ukraine. «Stronger than arms» shows the evolution of Ukrainian realities from the spontaneous attempt to capture the Administration of the President on December 1 to the bloody battles continuing today in the ruins of Donetsk airport. It gives a chance to the viewer to feel the uplifting and desperation of the Maidan and the war in the Eastern Ukraine.
Director/Cinematography: Babylon’13
Russian and Ukrainian with English subtitles.
77 minutes
Entrance is free, donations are accepted
RSVP is required.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/babylon13-stronger-than-arms-tickets-15042274849
After the film, Dr. Valeria Korablyova will answer questions about Euromaydan. She is a Professor of Philosophy at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (Ukraine) and a Carnegie Visiting Research Fellow at Stanford. Dr. Korablyova participated in both Ukrainian Maydan protests as an activist and converted her personal experience into a number of academic presentations.
https://dlcl.stanford.edu/people/valeria-korablyova
Location:
Assembly Room
Bechtel International Center at Stanford University
584 Capistrano Way
Stanford, CA 94305
This event is organized by Nova Ukraine (http://novaukraine.org/),
with help from
Stanford Bechtel International Center and Babylon’13 (https://facebook.com/babylon13ua)

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