LETTERS FROM THE SILENCED COUNTRY
synopsis
Creative documentary following five Belarusians whose lives have been shattered by state violence and political repression. Through personal letters written from prison, exile and underground life, the film reveals stories of protest, captivity, escape and moral resistance, while raising the haunting question of how much must be sacrificed in the pursuit of a nation's freedom. Combining observational filmmaking, found footage, archival materials and animation based on drawings created in confinement, Letters from a Silenced Country gives voice to those the regime sought to silence. It is a story not only of pain, but also of dignity, solidarity, love and the struggle to remain human.
| international title: | Letters from the Silenced Country |
| original title: | Listy |
| country: | Poland, Germany, Lithuania |
| year: | 2026 |
| genre: | documentary |
| directed by: | Andrei Kutsila |
| film run: | 72’ |
| screenplay: | Andrei Kutsila |
| cinematography by: | Andrei Kutsila, Wojciech Węglarz |
| film editing: | Piotr Ogiński |
| producer: | Miroslaw Dembinski, Sofiia Zadorozhna |

















