Alice Boccara-Lefèvre

In 1960s Soviet Ukraine, the population lives under KGB surveillance and Soviet propaganda. But a small group of young photographers in the second city of Kharkiv want artistic freedom and risk Soviet censors to create a new photographic language.

"In letters, we cannot say our real name." With Catherine, we discover some precious and surprising epistolary relationships. For almost 25 years, she corresponded with incarcerated persons whose words inhabit her apartment. Another voice, from a former female inmate, echoes her.