This is CBS by On the World.

I'm John Batser, Ukraine Conflict.

A new documentary by the very well-known Frenchman and philosopher Bernard Henri Levy.

It is in touch with Slavo-Ukraine.

It is not yet released online.

It's going to festivals I learned from Josh Rogan of the Washington Post-Global opinion,

but will attend the festival's entry with Josh and learn what he learned on both viewing

the documentary and meeting people who are featured in the documentary.

Josh, a very good evening to you.

Bernard Henri Levy, this new documentary, what is the scale of it?

What is it presenting about the battlefield?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

This is the second of Bernard Henri Levy's documentaries on the front lines in eastern

Ukraine.

Basically, what he did was he took a camera crew to up and down the ramparts, the places

where the Ukrainian troops are fighting and dying every day in the cities that are destroyed

by Russian artillery and Russian atrocities.

It's gripping.

It's very raw.

It's very disturbing in many ways, but there are glimmers of perseverance and resilience

and bravery and courage that are emergent certain points in the film.

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