LEADER 02222ngm a22003257a 4500003 hubpceuo 005 20200324070246.0 005 hubpceu 006 g|||||r|||| 00| 0 007 v| |||||| 008 121017b########xx#|||############m|ukr|| 040 |bEnglish |chubpceu 041 ukrrus |jeng |jhun 099 FL Record |f2747 100 Ivanova, Julia, |edirector. 242 |yeng 245 Family Portrait in Black and White 260 Ukraine : |bBoris Ivanov, |c2011. 300 DVD-ROM (85 min.) 337 Moving image 500 Verzio Film Festival Submission ; Country: Russia & Ukraine. 500 Duration: 01:25:00 520 Family Portrait in Black and White follows a passionate supermom, Olga, during three turbulent years that see her brood of 17 foster children grow into rambunctious teenagers. Olga does not see the color or creed of her foster children, 16 of whom are bi-racial, results of amorous relationships between local Ukrainian girls and African students. She is a loving mother but she is no Mother Teresa. Raised under the Soviet regime, she believes in communal responsibility over individual freedom and runs the family with headstrong determination. As a single mother, Olga fights tooth and nail to keep her family together and to give it strength and support - with sometimes overbearing control. "When the kids grow up, at least they will have a mother to blame for all the failures that will happen in their lives." In many ways, Olga's words sum up the immense value of living with a mother, ideal or not, biological or adoptive, versus being raised in the best orphanage where a child calls every caregiver "a mom" without knowing what a mother is. 580 Verzio Film Festival Submission 942 |2ddc |cDVD-ROM 952 |00 |10 |40 |50 |70 |8FL |992785FL |bFL |d2016-11-25 |l0 |r2016-11-25 |w2016-11-25 |yDVD-ROM 952 |00 |10 |2ddc |40 |6FL_RECORD_2747_000000000000000 |70 |8FL |9149269FL |bFL |d2019-05-10 |l0 |oFL Record 2747 |pHU_OSA_00004354.mp4 |r2021-11-04 |w2019-05-10 |yDIGIFILM |zAccess Copy, MP4 format |cAudio Visual 920 01 aYapvzXJ 966 True |bHU_OSA_00004354 |cDigitally Anywhere / With Registration