Date: Monday, September 29th, 7 – 9:30pm PDT. (Doors open at 6:30pm).
Location: Normand Bouchard Memorial Theatre (6138 Student Union Boulevard #130 Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z1)
Cost: Free
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About the Event
The UBC Human Rights Collective is pleased to support the Centre for Cinema Studies , in partnership with the Centre for European Studies, Cinema Thinks the World, Film Soc, and Ukrainian Student Union at UBC and Maple Hope Foundation for the in-person screening of the critically acclaimed film Intercepted (2024), followed by a director Q&A. The film reveals the full spectrum of war’s dehumanizing power—from illusions of heroism to despair, propaganda, and disillusionment, and offers a rare glimpse into both the brutality of aggression and the resilience of people rebuilding amid devastation. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A with director Oksana Karpovych, who will share insights into the making of the film and the urgent questions it raises about humanity and war.
Film Trailer
The following content warnings apply to both the movie and the trailer. View the trailer below.
Content Warnings:
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- Mild Violent Content (war brutality)
- Mild Frightening Scenes