Transgender Representation in “Pose”:Season 1
Pose tells stories of queer joy and love in a time of intense hate and sadness.
Sweet Darusya
In a Hutsul village in the Soviet-occupied Carpathians, a mute orphan girl who cannot bear the sight of sweets is haunted by visions of the night her family was destroyed. A proof-of-concept short by Alexander Denysenko based on the novel by Maria Matios.
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In a Hutsul village in the Soviet-occupied Carpathians, a mute orphan girl who cannot bear the sight of sweets is haunted by visions of the night her family was destroyed. A proof-of-concept short by Alexander Denysenko based on the novel by Maria Matios.
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Runtime:8 minutes
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