< p class = "uk-text-lead" > tape expresses love & nbsp; to the spirit and indomitable Ukrainians
< p > Ireland has chosen a tape that will claim in the category & laquo; the best international feature film & raquo; at the & laquo; Oscar & raquo; 2026. It is a documentary Gara O & Rsquo; Rurka & laquo; sanatorium & raquo;, in which the Ukrainians in Odessa. The Hollywood Reporter writes about it.
< p > The film tells about the sanatorium & laquo; kuyalnik & raquo; on the outskirts of Odessa & mdash; Brutalist structure of the 1970s. Every summer people of all ages come to medical procedures. One of the main charms of the sanatorium & mdash; Mysterious mud that allegedly treats infertility, chronic ailments and other health problems on health & rsquo; pits. & nbsp;
< blockquote > < p > & laquo; both patients and staff are looking for health & Rsquo; I, happiness and love, whereas [started by Russia] warflakes the sanatorium & ldquo; RDQUO; & mdash; referred to in annotation to the movie.
< P >< Img Alt = "Sanatorium movie" SRC = "/Upload/Image/1652575-1280x720.jpeg" loading = "lazy"/> 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 < p > Frame from the movie
< p > in the documentary of Gar O & Rsquo; Rurk and Operator Denis Melnyk follow the heroes to tell their stories. As The Hollywood Reporter writes, the film is a declaration of love for the spirit and indomitability of Ukrainians. & Amp; nbsp;
< p > Ireland, France and Ukraine have shot a movie in co -production. His world prem & rsquo; era took place at the CPP movie Festival: Dox in Copenhagen.
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