Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end
Directed by Dasha Podoltseva, Alexey Shmurak
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The project constructs an imagined future, drawing on the soundscapes of the 1980s. It is presented as a surreal, sarcastic kaleidoscope, with the videos genre-wise structured like commercials. The sources of the sound piece are English-language advertisements from the 1980s from the Tyne and Wear Archives in Newcastle, United Kingdom, as well as excerpts from radio programs recorded at Lviv Radio, Lviv, Ukraine, during the same period. The authors reflect on the fears and hopes of the present — shaped by war, burnout, guilt, and the hope for a miracle.Read moreLess
The project constructs an imagined future, drawing on the soundscapes of the 1980s. It is presented as a surreal, sarcastic kaleidoscope, with the videos genre-wise structured like commercials. The sources of the sound piece are English-language advertisements from the 1980s from the Tyne and Wear Archives in Newcastle, United Kingdom, as well as excerpts from radio programs recorded at Lviv Radio, Lviv, Ukraine, during the same period. The authors reflect on the fears and hopes of the present — shaped by war, burnout, guilt, and the hope for a miracle.
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The project constructs an imagined future, drawing on the soundscapes of the 1980s. It is presented as a surreal, sarcastic kaleidoscope, with the videos genre-wise structured like commercials. The sources of the sound piece are English-language advertisements from the 1980s from the Tyne and Wear Archives in Newcastle, United Kingdom, as well as excerpts from radio programs recorded at Lviv Radio, Lviv, Ukraine, during the same period. The authors reflect on the fears and hopes of the present — shaped by war, burnout, guilt, and the hope for a miracle.
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- Director
- Dasha Podoltseva
- Director
- Alexey Shmurak