(Im)possible to Stay

This documentary presents a stark view of life in Kherson, where the theater struggles to welcome audiences due to the threat of Russian shelling. It highlights the resilience of a community confronted with the turbulence of war and the preservation of cultural spaces.

Through the lens of the empty theater, (Im)possible to Stay raises important questions about art, safety, and the human spirit. The film features Yevhenii Reznichenko and Rymma Zyubina, who bring personal stories to the forefront of this urgent narrative. This documentary is significant for those interested in the intersection of art and conflict, revealing how communities adapt in the face of adversity.