🪖For war

🪖For war correspondents the front line is a second home, where they see the fighters more often than their own families. They also sleep in trenches, come under bombardment and risk their lives. But journalists as well as soldiers know well what they do it for. ‘Thanks to us… at least in some part of the world, people know how things really are,’ says Evgeny Poddubny, one of the subjects of our documentary. Evgeny has much experience in reporting war zones. He worked in Libya, Syria, South Ossetia and now is performing in Donbass, too