The tragedy of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, as told by a family who were directly affected, is rendered both real and surreal through animation. –MIFF
Thanks for your comments! It was the tragedy of the dramatic family story what was the main issue. And - in a way the triumph of life over the catastrophe. And for me it was a view behind the scenes of the desaster when Leonid and Ljudmilla told me their story and I wanted to share it. I, personally had no idea before, how it has been to be part of that desaster...
At the risk of being insensitive, I don't really see the point of the film. I think most people know what happened after the Chernobyl disaster. Did this film add anything to that?? Certainly not to any significant degree for me personally.