Mykola Kulish spent his childhood and adolescence in Kherson region. His first love came to him when he was a soldier during the First World War. After that, there was the Civil War. And he fought. After that, in the 1920s, M. Kulish took his family to Kharkiv, where he became involved in literary and theater life. Find out about how the Bolshevik government did not forgive Kulish for his theater performances directed together with Les Kurbas, and destroyed him, forcing his wife to emigrate in the documentary series “The Game of Fate” by VIATEL Studio narrated by Natalka Sopit.
- Script by Dmytro Kovalenko
- Narrations Natali Sopit, Taras Denysenko
- Directed by Dmytro Kovalenko
- Director of photography Georgij Kryvoshejenko
- Sound Oleg Golovoshkin, Maxim Demydenko
- Editor Oleg Tudoran
- Make up Maria Pilunska
- Costume LAURA ASHLEY ™
- Music De Wolfe Music
- Camera Oleksandr Demydenko
- Executive producer Halyna Kryvorchuk
- Producer Vasyl Viter
The shooting took place at:
-at the Central State Archive-Museum of Literature and Art
We used:
– he H.S. Pshenychnyi Central State Film and Photo Archive of Ukraine documents
– the documents from the State Archive of the Security Service of Ukraine