A film about Stalin's hunger in Ukraine measures is presented in Berlin

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"Mister Jones" by Polish director Agnieszka Holland tells the story of Welsh journalist Gareth Jones – "Mister Jones" of Polish journalist Agnieszka Holland tells the story of Welsh journalist Gareth Jones Peter Sarsgaard embodies the corrupt head of the New York Times Moscow bureau of Moscow, Walter Duranty, who won the Pulitzer Prize for a series of articles denying the crisis of hunger provoked by the Stalinist regime

Holland explained that she was drawn to the screenplay written by Andrea Chalupa.

"I felt that the ghosts of this crime were asking for justice, so I felt a moral duty when I read the scenario," said the director of "" L & # 39; History of the famine of 1932-1933 under the Soviet regime, which many consider a genocide ordered by Joseph Stalin, offers, according to

The filmmaker explains that it is the triad that she intends to show, made of "the cowardice of politicians, the corruption of the media and the indifference of the public in general" the doors of the disasters of the twentieth century. "

Hunger was the result of a decline in plantations and Stalin ordered a brutal policy of requisitioning cereals and other farm-derived foods.

Historians believe I am convinced that the policy ordered by Moscow caused between 4 and 10 million deaths.