Under the Wing of a Night
TITLE
Under the Wing of a Night
DIRECTOR
Lesia Diak
COUNTRY
Ukraine
YEAR
2023
DURATION
20′
GENRE
Documentary
Under the Wing of a Night
Olesia, an 11-year-old teen from Ukraine, is growing up under the wing of her mother, away from home. Dance and touch are her ways to release anger and adjust to the reality of Brussels. Every evening Olesia waits for dad’s call from Ukraine. The family’s extreme closeness nurtures the strength of this young girl whose fragility is exposed to constant war-related anxiety after the large-scale russian invasion of Ukraine.
DIRECTOR BIOGRAPHY - Lesia Diak
Lesia Diak is a Ukrainian documentary film director and producer. Having previously received a Master's degree in Communications, Lesia also graduated from the Serhiy Bukovsky Film Program in 2017. In 2022, she completed her studies at DocNomads, an international documentary film directing Master’s program. Lesia is an author of several short documentaries selected for several international film festivals and primarily dedicated to trauma and healing experience. Her work-in-progress feature-length documentary debut Dad’sLullaby has received the award for best documentary film in post-production at Sarajevo Talents from the East and the post-production grant from IDFA Bertha Fund.
- DirectorLesia Diak
- ScreenplayLesia Diak
- CinematographyLesia Diak
- Cast
- Editing
- Producer/s Lesia Diak, Natalia Libet, Andrii Stupak
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Production Company
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Distributor/s
- Project Title Under the Wing of a Night
- Project TypeDocumentary
- Completion Date January 1, 2023
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Country of origin
Ukraine - Country of filmingUkraine
- LanguageUkranian
- First-time Filmmaker No
- Student ProjectNo
Lesia Diak
Lesia Diak is a Ukrainian documentary film director and producer. Having previously received a Master's degree in Communications, Lesia also graduated from the Serhiy Bukovsky Film Program in 2017. In 2022, she completed her studies at DocNomads, an international documentary film directing Master’s program. Lesia is an author of several short documentaries selected for several international film festivals and primarily dedicated to trauma and healing experience. Her work-in-progress feature-length documentary debut Dad’sLullaby has received the award for best documentary film in post-production at Sarajevo Talents from the East and the post-production grant from IDFA Bertha Fund.
