Wo ansehen The Long Breakup in Deutschland
Ukrainian journalist Katya Soldak, currently living in New York City and working for Forbes magazine, chronicles Ukraine's history: its strong ties to Russia for centuries; how it broke away from the USSR and began to walk alone; the Orange Revolution, the Maidan Revolution, the Crimea annexation, the Donbass War; all through the eyes of her family and friends settled in Kharkiv, a large Ukrainian city located just eighteen miles from the Russian border.
Sehen Sie "The Long Breakup" jetzt auf DocAlliance Films und entdecken Sie noch mehr Möglichkeiten, in Ihre Lieblings-film mit dem ultimativen Streaming-Guide von Popcorn Time einzutauchen.
The Long Breakup belegt heute Platz #36019 in den Popcorn Time Streaming Charts in Deutschland. Der Film hat seit gestern seine Position gehalten.
Das Bewertungssystem von Popcorn Time berechnet die Beliebtheit durch die Kombination von Daten aus mehreren vertrauenswürdigen Quellen, einschließlich Streaming-Plattformen, Peer-to-Peer-Trends und globalen Datenbanken.
Unser Algorithmus passt die Rankings dynamisch an, basierend darauf, wie Inhalte auf verschiedenen Plattformen, in verschiedenen Regionen und Zeitrahmen abschneiden. Jeder Film oder jede Serie wird anhand einer Kombination aus globaler Position, regionaler Beliebtheit und historischer Leistung bewertet. Dies gewährleistet eine faire, genaue und ständig aktualisierte Darstellung dessen, was gerade in Deutschland im Trend liegt.
Erkunde noch mehr Streaming-Optionen für The Long Breakup!
Entdecken Sie, wie Sie The Long Breakup auf verschiedenen Plattformen und in mehreren Ländern ansehen können! Egal, ob Sie zu Hause sind oder im Ausland reisen, es war noch nie einfacher, herauszufinden, wo Sie legal streamen können. Von , The Long Breakup ist auf führenden Diensten wie verfügbar. In 6 weiteren Ländern verfügbar, können Sie maßgeschneiderte Streaming-Optionen erkunden, die den lokalen Lizenzbestimmungen entsprechen und ein problemloses und legales Seherlebnis gewährleisten.
Mehr Infos
- Laufzeit
- 86 Minuten
- Veröffentlicht
- Ursprungsland
- Ukraine
- Sprachen
- en
Ähnlich wie The Long Breakup
Film
Landslide represents post-revolutionary Ukraine through a community of people who ‘try to build a new society’ in the cracks and pores of a collapsing social system. The film unfolds in central Kyiv, in a space that has been reclaimed from the city by forces of nature. As a result of a series of landslides, the area of Petrivska street has become untenable and was subsequently occupied by the outcasts and outsiders of all kinds. A secretive graffiti team, a group of tech geeks and an avant-garde gay theatre that fled the war in Luhansk all struggle to create a place where they could coexist outside the pressure of dysfunctional social structures. - DAfilms
Landslide (2016 )
Film
Mom feeds little birds from the window of a panel building in Mariupol, Ukraine, and grows quince in her dacha garden near the battle line. Telling about her simple life, the woman shoots videos for her daughter, who lives in Kyiv and often doesn't pick up the phone.
Ma (2017 )
Film
ZONG explores the phenomenon of the swamp from different perspectives: as a locus of fears in the folklore of agricultural societies; as an exploited landscape in the industrial age; as a complex system of ties between species within the posthumanist paradigm.
Zong (2020 )
Film
This is an observational documentary focused on one of the biggest unfinished bridge projects in the world - Podilsky Bridge in the centre of Kyiv. Its construction started nearly 25 years ago, but was halted in the late 2000s due to lack of investment and overwhelming corruption. The locals have adapted the unfinished bridge to their own needs - from sports and leisure to risky parcour-style attempts at getting from one river bank to another. In the meantime, Kyiv’s mayor Vitaliy Klitschko is trying to figure out a way to complete the unfortunate project - with a little help from German politicians... - DAfilms
The Film of Kyiv. Episode One (2017 )
Film
Without showing any explicit battle footage, this film nevertheless manages to show the life of Ukrainian soldiers and volunteers on the Donetsk front. Images of ruin and destruction from places that only recently were the scenes of fighting are transformed into a tragicomic parable of survival in a provisional space-time. Looting is a daily occurrence, and going out in search of booty becomes a boyish adventure during which the participants explore places only recently inhabited by private individuals. And when all this is recorded by a Polish television crew headed by a canny female reporter, an existential satire is born. The war is there, but somewhere around the corner.
This is a War, Baby (2017 )