“Songs of despair and freedom”. Interview with Sashko Protyah.

Sashko Protyah is a film director and activist from Mariupol, Ukraine. He's a co-founder of Freefilmers, a collective of artists and filmmakers. In his films, he works with topics of memory, otherness, and alienation. Now Sashko is based in Zaporizhzhia and volunteers for IDPs and the Ukrainian army. This interview was taken in February 2024 over email. keywords:

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Journal of sonic studies
Published
2025-04-03
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https://doi.org/10.22501/jss.2780442
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South Asian Cinema and Culture
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“Songs of despair and freedom”. Interview with Sashko Protyah.

Vadim Keylin
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“Songs of despair and freedom”. Interview with Sashko Protyah.

Vadim Keylin
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Abstract

Sashko Protyah is a film director and activist from Mariupol, Ukraine. He's a co-founder of Freefilmers, a collective of artists and filmmakers. In his films, he works with topics of memory, otherness, and alienation. Now Sashko is based in Zaporizhzhia and volunteers for IDPs and the Ukrainian army. This interview was taken in February 2024 over email. keywords:

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