The investigation of UA:PBC "Notes Under the Cherry Tree" is a documentary film about the search for the kidnapped children's writer Volodymyr Vakulenko.
Volodymyr Vakulenko was an author, patriot, participant of the Revolution of Dignity. The film tells about his diary of the occupation of Izyum, a town in Kharkiv region of Ukraine. Volodymyr managed to hide it before the abduction in the ground under a cherry tree. He asked the parents to give the diary to "our people, when they come."
On March 24, armed men took Volodymyr Vakulenko from his home. For more than half a year, his relatives have not known anything about his fate. Their search is in vain. Meanwhile, the Defense Forces of Ukraine liberate Izyum and nearby villages, and journalists begin their investigation - they go in search of Volodymyr Vakulenko.
They manage to find witnesses and establish eerie details about the writer's disappearance, as well as tell about the background to his abduction through the entries in his diary.
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00:00 - Excerpts from Volodymyr Vakulenko's diary
01:47 - Investigators are starting their own searches in the Kharkiv region
03:53 - Details of the abduction of the writer
07:11 - Volodymyr Vakulenko becomes the father of a child with disabilities
09:15 - Volodymyr teaches a child to survive in bombardment conditions
10:46 - Wounded on the Maidan and volunteering during a full-scale invasion
13:04 - How the parents searched for Volodymyr Vakulenko after his abduction by the occupiers
18:11 - A witness who saw the abduction of the writer's fellow villagers and Vakulenko's backpack
23:57 - A mass burial in the forest was discovered in Izyum
26:49 - Journalists find a note about the grave with the writer's name
31:38 - About traitors who could inform on the writer
35:30 - The man who found the body with the writer's documents
42:37 - Journalists go to the place where the body with the writer's documents was found
47:25 - Funeral of the writer
48:28 - Since the deoccupation of Kharkiv Oblast, more than 890 bodies have been exhumed in the region
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