Songs of Slow Burning Earth is an acclaimed documentary about the war in Ukraine and its impact on everyday life. Filmed during the first two years of Russia's full-scale invasion, the film provides an intimate look at how ordinary Ukrainians live with the realities of war.
UPCOMING SCREENINGS
Oct 4 - New Plaza Cinema, New York, NY
Oct 5 - First Unitarian Congregational Society in Brooklyn, NY
PREVIOUS SCREENINGS
Sept 28 - Rialto Cinemas Elmwood, Berkeley, CA
Sept 29 - USC Libraries, Los Angeles, CA
Oct 1 - Four Star Theater, San Francisco, CA
Oct 2 - CineCulture, Fresno, CA
Oct 3 - Seattle Ukrainian Film Festival, Seattle, WA
Razom for Ukraine is a leading U.S.-based nonprofit organization working to build a secure, democratic, and prosperous Ukraine.
Founded in 2014, Razom (“together” in Ukrainian) supports urgent needs in Ukraine while investing in long-term solutions across health, civil society, advocacy, and culture. As Ukraine’s future has global implications, Razom strengthens trauma care systems, supports local leaders and communities, and connects Ukraine to the world.
Nova Ukraine is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization founded in 2014 that provides humanitarian aid and services, and raises awareness about Ukraine in the United States and globally. Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Nova Ukraine has delivered critical assistance to millions of Ukrainians, supporting medical institutions, civilian infrastructure, displaced families, and community-led recovery efforts.