Film

Alive Yet

1992 · 30m · Documentary

Five years after the Chornobyl tragedy, the “Ukrkinokhronika” studio crew visits institutions within 30 kilometres of the Chornobyl station. They interview researchers about radiation effects, showing photos of anomalous plants and birth defects. The film combines interviews with aerial footage of abandoned areas, highlighting the church as a place where life persists. Shot in 1991, it reflects the era’s patriotic and separatist sentiments, underscoring the lingering impact of the past.

• Heorhii ShkliarevskyiDirector

Release date

January 1, 1992

Status

Released

Original language

Ukrainian

Runtime

30m

Genres

Documentary