A documentary film about Jamala's work won the Cannes Film Festival

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The documentary film about the Ukrainian singer “Jamala. Songs of freedom” won at the Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards film festival in Cannes.

Ukrainian singer of Crimean Tatar origin Jamala announced this on his Facebook page.

This film was selected from almost 800 submissions from 46 countries. The film received the “Golden Dolphin” in the “Human Concerns and Social Issues” category.

This film is about us, about each of us. In every frame of this film, what Ukrainians have been experiencing for three years. Here, about the history from the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation, about these three years of losses, pain, suffering, expectations and uncertainty. But at the same time, this film is about our desperate struggle for our freedom, says the singer.

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The artist also noted that the film won at Cannes on the day of the presentation of the video for the mystical ancient folk song from the city of Akmesjit (Simferopol). ARAFAT DAĞINDAN”.

I remember how during one of the rehearsals, when I was singing ARAFAT DAĞINDAN, Beth came in and asked: “What happened here now, I was speechless and it seems to me that I ended up somewhere on another planet, I was taken somewhere far away.” This frame was preserved even in the film. And it is so symbolic that on the very day of the presentation of the video for this song in Kyiv, the film “Jamala: Songs of Freedom” wins at Cannes, the singer writes.