FILMM8Mine №8
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A documentary about life in the outback mining. It was filmed in 2008 Estonians in Snow. One of the poorest and most desperate cities in the region, where nearly all the mines were closed, and the local population have only to dig coal in Copanca. The film's protagonist - a boy of fifteen Yuri, who is forced to work in an illegal coal mine to feed their sisters. Mine is number 8 - the name of the village in the snow, where the coal lies very close to the surface and people dig it right in your gardens. The film firmly and without cuts is shown by the Donbass, who prefer to ignore the local officials. The film was banned in the Documentary Film Festival in Kiev.
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