Tracks East: солидарность

Tracks East показывает многообразие творческих и необычных выражений солидарности с Украиной, сделанных художниками в Украине и других странах

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С момента распада Советского Союза прошло более 30 лет. Что осталось сегодня от того, что когда-то было самой большой федерацией государств в мире? Как показывает война в Украине, призраки СССР все еще живы. Тех, кто критикует Кремль, повсюду подстерегает опасность, ведь на них могут донести властям их собственные семьи или соседи.

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Можно ли принудить нацию к чему-либо, предать ее забвению и снова вернуть к жизни? В СССР национальная идентичность использовалась в качестве политического инструмента. Миллионы людей были расселены, депортированы и подверглись процессу русификации. Сегодня многонациональный общественный ландшафт постсоветских стран представляет собой опасную угрозу, и война в Украине обнажает старые раны. Что означает национальная идентичность для нового поколения?

Tracks East: национальная идентичность

Неважно, выслали ли их или депортировали, или они сами бежали из страны, некоторые эмигранты оказываются одни, в то время как другие находят единомышленников в новых странах. Но все они испытывают ностальгию и даже тоску по дому. Tracks East отправляется на поиски людей, живущих в изгнании.

Tracks East: изгнание

Польская кибер-активистка, украинский диджей, который присоединился к силам территориальной обороны, воинственная бабушка из России и хакеры из Беларуси… На первый взгляд, у них мало общего. Однако все они противостоят российскому вторжению в Украине, сражаясь на разных фронтах

Tracks East: сопротивление

Группа Jinjer - послы украинского металла. Благодаря голосу и обаянию солистки Татьяны Шмайлюк, прогрессивный грув-метал группы ценят во всем мире. Прямая трансляция с французского метал-фестиваля Hellfest 2022.

Jinjer на фестивале Hellfest 2022

Первой жертвой войны становится правда, но многие в Украине, России и других странах пытаются ее защитить. Альтернативная культурная программа Tracks отправляется на восток. Мы встретились с журналистами и деятелями культура из Литвы, Украины и России, которые по-разному смотрят на войну в Украине. В программе: пропаганда и контрпропаганда во время конфликта.

Tracks East: Правда и пропаганда

Предлагаем вашему вниманию прямую трансляцию специального концерта солидарности с народом Украины, который прошел в Вильнюсе в день независимости Литвы. В присутствии премьер-министра Литвы Ингриды Шимоните Литовский национальный оперный оркестр под управлением главного дирижера Ричардаса Шумилы и украинского дирижера Маргариты Гринивецкой исполнил произведения украинских композиторов Валентина Сильвестрова и Мирослава Скорика, а также произведения Людвига ван Бетховена

Литовский национальный театр оперы и балета

Сила в единстве: солидарность с Украиной

Перед лицом вторжения в Украину многие люди высказываются в поддержку мира. Некоторые из них собрались в Париже в Доме Радио на большой концерт, объединивший музыку, песни и чтения.


В этом музыкальном вечере приняли участие актриса Маша Мериль, оперная певица Ирина Кышлярук, музыкант Дмитрий Найдич, струнный квартет Tchalik Quartet, оперный певец Александр Цимбалюк и музыканты Филармонического оркестра Радио Франции

Париж: музыкальный вечер в поддержку Украины

Диджей Дженнифер Кардини (Jennifer Cardini) собрала звезд французской электро-сцены на благотворительное выступление в поддержку Украины. Ваc ждет семь часов музыки с участием таких известных имен, как Лоран Гарнье (Laurent Garnier), The Hacker, Vitalic и многих других.

Мы вместе с Украиной

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