00:00These women are getting together every weekend in an art space for the project
00:05She's Alive. But it is not their love to art which unites them, it is their loss.
00:11All of them lost their loved men in Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
00:30Svetlana lost her husband in early days of the invasion and stayed under Russian occupation
00:59for months with two small children.
01:29They tried to take the children away, but there was a search.
01:36They heard everything, but they didn't see anything.
01:41No, it is impossible to reconcile for any price, because the price is already set.
01:46The price is the life of our men, the life of our sons.
01:50There will never be forgiveness. I always say that it was not us who came to them,
01:54they came to our house and began to kill us at home.
01:58Vita Kharchuk is drawing her son, the defender of Mariupol, and she says all that's left is his dreams.
02:28These women have paid the highest price, and their loss cannot be forgotten now for a ceasefire at any price, they say.
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