Orange Westen

Belarus Deutschland 1992/1993 Dokumentarfilm

Summary

Orange Vests

During the collapse of the Soviet Union, Belarusian director Yuri Khashevatsky assembled a group of female film students, among them Ella Milova and Irina Pismennaya, and encouraged them to make a collective documentary about the state of their country. Inspired by feminist artist collectives, the resulting film is as unique as it is harsh – a kaleidoscope of life in the USSR, where women were at the forefront of fighting injustice and environmental problems. Written as a cinematic letter to Helke Sander, the film offers a rare feminist perspective on the Soviet Union.

Source: goEast Film Festival 2022

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Credits

All Credits

Duration:
73 min
Format:
35mm, 1:1,66
Video/Audio:
Farbe + s/w, Ton
Screening:

Uraufführung (DE): 16.02.1993, Berlin, IFF

Titles

  • Schreibvariante (BY) Oranschewyje Schilety
  • Schreibvariante (DE) Orangene Westen
  • Originaltitel (BY) Oranzhevye Zhilety
  • Weiterer Titel (eng) Orange Vests
  • Weiterer Titel (eng) Orange Waistcoats
  • Originaltitel (DE) Orange Westen

Versions

Original

Duration:
73 min
Format:
35mm, 1:1,66
Video/Audio:
Farbe + s/w, Ton
Screening:

Uraufführung (DE): 16.02.1993, Berlin, IFF

Digitalisierte Fassung

Duration:
74 min
Format:
DCP
Video/Audio:
Farbe + s/w, Ton
Screening:

Aufführung (DE): 04.12.2025, Frankfurt am Main, Remake. Frankfurter Frauen* Film Tage

Kurzfassung

Duration:
66 min
Format:
DCP
Video/Audio:
Farbe + s/w, Ton
Screening:

Aufführung (DE): 15.02.2026, Berlin, IFF - Retrospektive, Deutsche Kinemathek - Halle