""Powerful... A huge story that has barely been told, and will reverberate for decades— if not generations— after the war has ended... The children are matter-of-fact and stoical about these unspeakable things they can barely grasp. But the stories are altogether heartbreaking."
— The Guardian
So often lost among the headlines about international conflict that focus on geopolitical maneuvering are the lives of children whose formative years are being forever usurped by war. For some, their neighborhoods have been under siege, for others, parents sent to the front will never return.
The latest from Academy award-nominated director Betsy West (RBG), Once Upon a Time in Ukraine encounters 4 children across the country, to see and hear directly from them how the war is shaping their lives.
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