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Atlantis

Friday, Mar 25 at 7:00 pm

Part of Four by Valentyn Vasyanovych

Redstone Theater: March 25
Bartos Screening Room: March 27

Dir. Valentyn Vasyanovych. Ukraine. 2019, 108 mins. In Ukrainian with English subtitles. DCP. With Andriy Rymaruk, Liudmyla Bileka, Vasyl Antoniak. In this ominous, visionary masterstroke of speculative fiction, it’s 2025 and Eastern Ukraine lies ravaged and desolate. Seeking salvation, Sergey, a defeated former soldier haunted by his experiences, meets Katya and volunteers for an effort, dubbed the Black Tulip mission, to exhume the forgotten dead. As they carry out their dreary but cathartic labor, the two grow closer, catching a glimmer of a chance at a new life.

Tickets: $15 / $11 senior and students / $9 youth (ages 3–17) / free for MoMI members ($11 Classic members). Order online. Please pick up tickets at the admission desk upon arrival. All seating is general admission. Review safety protocols before your visit.

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“The first thing you should know is that I started off as a cameraman; I’ll bring a camera anywhere I go, whether it’s a house party or a stroll with my child. If I see something intriguing, a location that inspires me, I’ll snap a picture. As for Reflection, the film was inspired by a real-life event I witnessed: a pigeon crashing against the window of my house. The impact was so strong the bird died, instantly, and it left this morbidly beautiful mark on the glass, a mix of blood and feathers—stunning, haunting, and cruel all at once.”

Read a new interview with Valentyn Vasyanovych on Reverse Shot.