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NINE MONTH WAR

NINE MONTH WAR tells the story of a mother and son living in the shadow of the military conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Twenty-four-year-old Jani lives in a small town in western Ukraine, and is part of the minority Hungarian community. An only child whose father died five years ago, Jani is fed up with the boring life in his hometown, and drowning in the love of his mother. When he is drafted by the Ukrainian Army, he could sneak out of the country to escape the military service just like his buddies did. Instead, he chooses to go to the war, 1,500 kilometres away.

          

DIRECTOR: LÁSZLÓ CSUJA

2018 Sarajevo filmfestival // winner- jury prize

2018 dok leipzig // nominee- best film

2018 cinema verité iran international documentary film festival // winner- special jury prize

dir.: László Csuja

genre: Documentary

duration: 75'

2019

HCA
CINEMATOGRAPHER

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