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Released during the final year of the Soviet Union, the film broke a decades-long state taboo regarding the mention of the Holodomor .

It chronicles the suffering of the Katrannyk family, an ordinary peasant household, through the eyes of a young boy as they endure the consequences of Soviet collectivization and unrealistic grain quotas.

Critics describe it as a "historically important" but artistically somber film, noted for its slow pacing and realistic, harrowing imagery. Famine-33.(1991).DVDRip_xvid.avi

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The film was made on a voluntary basis and funded by the Transcarpathian bank "Lisbank". Historical and Cultural Significance Released during the final year of the Soviet

It remains a foundational work of Ukrainian cinema, used to educate on the tragedy of the famine, which killed an estimated 3.9 to 7 million people. File Technical Context

The film is based on the novel The Yellow Prince by Vasyl Barka. This refers to the video codec used to

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