In the documentary, the Russian Canadian filmmaker embeds herself with Russian soldiers on the frontline in Ukraine.
Calls to TIFF were not returned about their reasons to finally screen the film.
TIFF ran from Sept. 5-15, wrapping up Sunday.
‘Russians At War’TIFF
Today, we can screen the film in a more secure environment.
But why screen the film at all?
First, because it went through a rigorous selection process as does every film we invite.
Russians at Warwas made with the support of cultural agencies in France and Canada.
We were horrified, and our staff members were understandably frightened, he said.
In both instances, Sundance never canceled screenings ofLeavingNeverland orJihad Rehab.
