Ostarbeiters. Children's Court

This documentary sheds light on a dark chapter of history during World War II, focusing specifically on the experiences of Ukrainian workers. It reveals the harsh realities faced by millions, with around two million individuals taken from Ukraine alone. The film captures the varied fates of these workers, from those who managed to return home to those who did not survive.

Hanna Artyukh, featured prominently in the film, shares her personal story of survival after being deported. Now a grandmother in Kyiv, she reflects on her past and the lasting effects of her experiences. The documentary serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of war and the resilience of those who endured it, making it a significant contribution to the historical documentary genre.