Films by Juliane Tutein

Germany 2023, 77 min
by Juliane Tutein

The documentary provides a unique glimpse into the struggle for democracy in Belarus and the lives of three women after the major protests of 2020. These protests were the largest in Belarus's history, but the Lukaschenko regime brutally suppressed them. Over the course of an entire year, the film follows these exceptional women from different generations, all of whom continue to tirelessly fight for a democratic Belarus. The documentary concludes amidst Russia's destructive war of aggression in

2023, 33 min
by Juliane Tutein

Unexploded ordnance residues often look harmless, but they can be fatal. Young women deminers in Ukraine put their lives at risk to clear important infrastructure points of landmines.Despite constant shelling, young Ukrainian women like Olena Tschisch continue to work as humanitarian deminers. Putting their lives at risk, they carry out the painstaking and dangerous task of clearing roads and important infrastructure of explosive remnants of war and landmines. Tetiana Welschina’s job is to find

2021, 57 min
by Juliane Tutein

Belarus in December 2020. It has become quiet on the streets of Minsk, where just a few months ago thousands of demonstrators were protesting against the outcome of the presidential elections. Lukashenko used all the force he could muster against the demonstrators, and many of the participants are now in prison. In public, only the red-white-red colours symbolizes still that the resistance against the autocratic regime nevertheless continues. The film "Colours in the Snow" gives a multi-layered