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Donbass

2016 · 57 min · Director: Anne-Laure Bonnel

Donbass (2016) is a documentary, directed by Anne-Laure Bonnel. It stars Anne-Laure Bonnel. The 57-minute film holds an audience score of 5.4/10.

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What Donbass Is About

At the centre of the documentary is the east of Ukraine. The region is called Donbass. The director Anne-Laure Bonnel travels there. With her is a father of a family called Alexander. Alexander is Ukrainian and he is the one who knows the way. The two of them cross into an area held by the pro-Russian side. Bonnel films in the middle of the fighting. The camera goes into wrecked houses. People who have stayed there are spoken to. The account shows what the war does to civilians. The need for aid is recorded as well. The director herself appears on screen. Anne-Laure Bonnel directed the fifty seven minute documentary, made together by Germany, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania and Ukraine, and finished in 2016.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Donbass about?

At the centre of the documentary is the east of Ukraine. The region is called Donbass.

Where can I watch Donbass?

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How long is Donbass?

Donbass runs for 57 minutes (57m).

When did Donbass come out?

Donbass was released in 2016.

Who directed Donbass?

Donbass was directed by Anne-Laure Bonnel.

Who stars in Donbass?

Donbass stars Anne-Laure Bonnel.

What is Donbass's rating?

Donbass holds 6.8/10 on IMDb and 5.4/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.

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