A Sin

The documentary revisits the history of a local resident who erected a memorial stone cross as he departed for Canada with his family. It includes reflections from Vasyl Stefanyk and a previous film by Leonid Osyka, which was shot in 1968. Oles Sanin, a student of Osyka, returns thirty years later to recount the story of the original film's creation.

Sanin engages with local participants, providing a unique perspective on the impact of the filming and the significance of the stone cross. The film serves as a bridge between past and present, illuminating the connections between the community and its history. This documentary holds particular interest for collectors of Ukrainian cinema and those focused on historical narratives in film.