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“Masha & Valentyna” – A moving 50-minute documentary by Simon Target on SBS

May 30, 2025 by CYOA Administrator

Now streaming on SBS On Demand:
“Masha & Valentyna” – A moving 50-minute documentary by Simon Target, offering an intimate portrait of war, flight, and resilience.

🚨 Available until Saturday 31 May, 11:59pm

The film follows 17 year old Masha and her mother Valentyna, who fled to Poland after russia’s full-scale invasion, capturing the raw reality of displacement. 

Told largely through their own footage, it captures the emotional reality of leaving home, finding refuge, and rebuilding life in a new place — experiences many in our community in Australia know firsthand.

A story of survival, motherhood, and the quiet strength of displaced Ukrainains.

Watch it here: https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/movie/masha-and-valentyna/2218100803979

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