Ukrainian Factory: two years of war for a Mykolaiv key worker
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- čas přidán 20. 02. 2024
- The film offers a poignant glimpse into the life of Vitalii Velychurov, a key worker in the main bread factory of Mykolaiv, once a frontline city. Russian troops destroyed Mykolaiv's major infrastructure and most of the city's residents have left - including Vitalii's wife and children - but the factory has delivered bread to the besieged population every day since the full scale invasion broke out. Lost in memories of the past and an uncertain future, Vitalii finds solace in the continued rhythm of the factory.
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It got missed in translation but the medals he hid in the garden were his son's for judo championship. The first thing he thought when in danger was saving something valuable to his child...
This needs about a few million more views. Masterful cinematography bringing much needed attention to a people and a country under a horrific and unjust aggression from russia.
What an amazing story. I was mesmerized by this man finding joy and moments of peace with his birds. Thank you for sharing this story with us. Slava Ukraini
The happiness people feel when they get a freshly baked loaf of bread is the same feeling people felt thousands of years ago.
My country… no none can imagine the scope of this massive tragedy …
Tough people
This is a beautiful city where I’ve spend 23 years of my young life. In 2006 I moved to Chicago. Stay strong, my lovely city Mykolaiv .
This is my city!
Thank you for sharing stories like this. It's so important to show the perspective of civilians in times of war.
My heart goes out to Vitalii and his family.
I only wanted to scroll a video quickly, as I don't like this kind of "boring" format. Ended up watching entire video from the beginning to the end.
Thanks you for this amazing story!
Of course, the driver delivering bread was shaking after the Russians stopped him. In my country, innocent people who walking around with no weapons were just shot on-site by the tank crew during the Soviet invasion.
My grandfather was working in a bakery in post-war Poland. These Ukrainian civilians are heros holding cold blood and doing their jobs that will supply food to the others.
Melancholic story. Beautifully edited. Slava Ukraini.
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This is excellent journalist work. Thank you!
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Slava Ukraini Heroyam Slava.
This man brings more benefits to Ukraine than all Western elites combined.
right, bread wins wars not weapons pepega
@@umage7759 It's not a matter of 'bread versus weapons' but rather a balance between addressing basic human needs and safeguarding against threats to security. The second part of the scale is unbalanced.
That is not true. This man does not produce weapons.
@Mercado Media Have you seen this?
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Depressive documentary, unfortunately this is day to day life of almost every Ukrainian after 24.02.2022
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Ukrainian language ban,and how crazy world we lives...😢
this video is such a comedy, we know that people in Mykolaiv speak russian mostly
How much is the 100 roubles in usd
These people live and work like it’s the 1800’s. That is a lil shocking to me.
I'm afraid bread production isn't that different in your country
That's a Hero who sends his wife outside to find a way to get away ? Hmmmmmm ? Bless the wife !
Why you Interview a Bandera ???
Guardian loves imperialism.
poo tin does.
Can you elaborate on this? What makes you say that?
I thought it was quite self explanatory.
@@gerryhouska2859me not do it, big boy over there do it.
Apparently not. @@robertwilson214
How about Donetsk documentary?
You mean how ruSSia destroyed eastern Ukraine?
how exactly do you expect a western media get access to an occupied territory where there is no freedom of press or speech?
ask Igor Grikin
Ukraine lost the war, end of the story.
You lost your mind 🤡
thats what you said in 2022 🤣🤣
And it remains true, there wont be any kind of victory for Ukraine anymore.
@@AGenericAccount
Only agenda nothing else.......
Poor abused birds..
Its not Mikolaiv, its Nikolayev! Was, is, always will be
Great Kossaks
в-6лядки в Донецк то снимать не ездили