Manitoba-made film to showcase Ukrainian artists on anniversary of war
“The war on Ukraine has transfixed the eyes of the world with its senseless violence and malevolent attacks on human rights,” said Ataman, founder of Make Music Matter, an organization that brings music therapy to survivors of conflict around the world.“In the face of such depravity, these artists act as foils, calling on people around the world to take action in solidarity and defend basic principles of respect and dignity.
In solidarity with the event, images from the film will be projected on the Manitoba legislative building as well as at True North Square downtown.
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