'Life has always been difficult here,' the narrator of the film says, 'war made it worse.'
March 12, 2023, 7:58 AMA still from"The House Made of Splinters," an Oscar-nominated documentary, which follows the lives of children amid the war in Ukraine.An Oscar-nominated documentary, "The House Made of Splinters," tells a deep and emotive story of Ukrainian children affected by the Russian invasion.The film takes us to 2019 in an orphanage-type institution in Lysychansk, a town in the eastern Luhansk oblast of.
A few behind the scenes of director Simon Lereng Wilmont's Oscar-nominated film,"A House Made of Splinters.""I think childhood can be the most traumatic period that can affect our whole life," Simon Lereng Wilmont, the Danish director behind "The House Made of Splinters," told ABC News. "Mine was like that so I became interested in filming children.
A still from"The House Made of Splinters," an Oscar-nominated documentary, which follows the lives of children amid the war in Ukraine.MORE: Killed, kidnapped and traumatized: Children under attack in Russia's war against Ukraine We see the beautiful friendship of two little girls and an invisible chain that tied two boys who became friends in the shelter.
"But when they get used to the camera and then let it into the sensitive parts of their life you see what a huge world is inside this child," he added. The film also shows that there's a dark side of this safe bubble, with the psychological problems that the kids and their teachers face in the shelter.
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