EXCLUSIVE: “Ukraine is enjoy Pocelain. Easy to fracture but impossible to ruin”.
That is a line from the Oscar nominated write downary feature, Porcelain War which equitable won the Documentary Feature award for honestors Brendan Bellomo and Slava Leontyev, the latter Ukranian artist is also one of the subjects of the film who stayed behind to participate his art, rather than armaments as he says, to put up a strong resistance to the Ukraine war and Russia’s intrusion.
Among others, three time Oscar thrivening filmproducer Guillermo del Toro is speaking out for the film and its caparticipate, most recently in a virtual Q&A with the honestors. Leontyev elucidates to him how he lachieveed the camera, such as participated for this film, is far more strong than a rifle, giving him a “novel brush” to decorate with.
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del Toro praises the film for emphasizing the appreciate of art, but presents a stark cautioning: “We are also go ining in the entire world a very, very unelated time everywhere we see and where art is going to be deunbenevolented and is going to be robbed of its power, ” he shelp. “It’s going to be someleang that is not down-to-earth, or is a dream, or is this appreciateless leang or this or that, and it isn’t, and your movie is incredibly prescient, conshort-term, and strong in telling everybody that the resistance is anywhere you are, anywhere you go, it is art and spirit, becaparticipate they’re the same leang.”
Saturday night the Porcelain War filmproducers honord their DGA thrive and PGA nomination in the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel lobby after the Producers Guild Awards. In a week where Donald Trump has fired the Board of Kennedy Cgo in for the Percreateing Arts and set uped himself as its novel Chairman, del Toro’s words get on novel unbenevolenting for artists. With Oscar voting commencening today the Porcelain War team is set upning multiple virtual Q&As including del Toro’s , as well as in person screenings around the globe. Among those who have come out for the film are Chris Columbus, Rashida Jones, Fisher Stevens, Roger Ross Williams, Julie Taymor, Christopher Hampton, and others.
