Rain Project

Name: Rain Project
Director: Oleh Chorny
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2017-04-01
Cast: Gamlet Zinkivsky

2017 · 24 min · Documentary

Armed with his brushes, the mural painter Gamlet Zinkivsky roams the streets of the Ukrainian city of Mariupol, 20 km from the front line. The artist's initiative does not go unnoticed.

Directed by Oleh Chorny

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