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Apples on the wall

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Kirsten Basma was born in Norway in Kirkines.
The 2 familyes decided to move to Russia in 1942.
Apples were painted in the room and was kept in their imagination and helped to forget the hunger.
Kirsten was sent to Sweden after the war. She captured her story in a painting, was the founder of a theater. She carries a strong tale about humanitarian questions that are still present today.

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Apples on the wall

Director/Producers – Tamara Souchko/ Co-producers – Filmpool Nord

Production Company – Webbon HB

Genres: Documentary Date of production:October 2014

Country of production: Sweden, Aspect ratio: 16:9 Running time: 30 mins

Original language: Russian/Swedish Subtitlies:English, Russian

Original shooting format: HDV Colour / B&W: Colour

Screening format: Quicktime, MP4

Music: Andersson Jonatan, A.Rydberg.

Soundmix:  Tamara Sushko.

 

Sinopsis
Kirsten Basma was born in Norway in Kirkines.
We set a time to meet, and it was one of the strongest stories I heard in a long while, and interesting to shoot.
”We were afraid to get us bombed, afraid for future. Family and friends probably mean more than we can imagine.
People get more dependent on each other. The food has to be shared, clothes have to be shared, and humor gets shared to keep the spirits up. Humors and news from the war is shared.
Mother and father, sister and grandparents become almost central persons.
The family decided to escape to Russia with father’s brother’s family by boat. The trip took 26 hours on the sea with a storm raging, 2 families with 7 small children. The children and the women lived in Mochegorsk, in a barrack for 3 years. The fathers were with the Russian partisans fighting against the Germans.
Apples were painted on the ceiling of the room where the children slept, and was kept in their imagination and helped to forget the hunger.
Sweden is a protected land to live in compared to many other countries in the world, and we need to be reminded how it is to live in a war.
Kirsten tells about the strong feelings she had when she got told she was going to be sent to Sweden from Kirkenes with another 300 children after the war ha ended.

 

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