The Wall

The Wall

1988 · 20 min · Documentary

Documentary about the destruction of the Wall of Memory, the monumental avant-garde reliefs at Kyiv crematorium that artists Ada Rybachuk and Volodymyr Melnichenko had been working on since 1968, after local authorities concreted them over in 1982.

Directed by Izrail Goldshtein

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