In Ukraine they want to ban Russian films and TV series so that viewers “don’t get hooked on the needle” (VIDEO)
Kyiv, May 30 (Navigator, Vladimir Raichenko) – Ukrainian cultural figures called for a ban on “occupation media products” in Ukraine, which, in particular, included Russian-made films and TV series.
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This was discussed at a press conference with the participation of showman and TV presenter Anton Mukharsky (aka Orest Lyuty), as well as artists Ivan Semesyuk and Andrei Yarmolenko.
In their opinion, first of all, we should talk about banning the broadcast of Russian media products on Ukrainian TV channels.
The participants of the press conference informed that they had developed a corresponding bill, which they planned to propose to the Verkhovna Rada for consideration.
“The last Russian movie that I watched was called “The Servant of the Sovereign,” Ivan Semesyuk told the Navigator correspondent. – There was a moment with Poltava peasants in kokoshniks and sundresses and Russian knights saving them from the Swedes and Ukrainians. And there are many such examples. Full of films, books, music - from the group “Lube” to books about the death of the Ukrainian project. It's time to do something about all this."
At the same time, Andriy Yarmolenko told Navigator that almost all Ukrainian channels, with the exception of Hromadsky TV, show Russian products. “They show the products of the invader country, thus profiting from our Ukraine and spending this money on war,” the artist emphasized. – After watching a Russian TV series, a “additive on the needle” occurs. People are on a Russian needle, from which they need to be taken off so that they start watching Ukrainian and European products, and not help the Russian military machine increase its momentum.”
Anton Mukharsky suggested that the public put pressure on companies that place their advertisements on TV channels that will continue to show Russian TV series. “If you point out to these companies that they support occupation channels, then, realizing the loss of image, they will stop placing their advertisements on these channels,” the showman said.
Earlier, as Navigator reported, participants in a press conference led by Anton Mukharsky presented a project called “Ukrainian Cultural Front” in Kyiv. Then the center of the presentation was interactive installation depicting Russian drunkards with balalaikas and St. George ribbons.
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