Exclusive Interview for ELLE.UA

  • ELLE.UA

  • ELLE.UA

  • ELLE.UA

Press About the Project

  • "I Don’t Have My Home Anymore” is a documentary masterpiece dedicated to the tales of 15 Ukrainian women who found themselves refugees in the United States due to the relentless war in Ukraine. It’s not just a documentary; it’s an emotional rollercoaster that plunges deep into the souls of these women."

    New York Weekly, by Hector Morgan

    GO TO ARTICLE

  • "Moite’s project is a testament to the resilience of women, the transformative power of storytelling through art, and the importance of shedding light on untold stories. As you embark on your own journeys, remember that even a single story has the potential to change the world"

    VOYAGE New York, by Steve Hamilton

    GO TO ARTICLE

  • "Her goal is simple but profound: she wants the world to understand the immense hardships these Ukrainian women and children face due to the war. Their stories remind us that evil exists, and it’s essential to ensure it is stopped and those responsible are held accountable."

    Celebrity News, by Robin Debbery

    GO TO ARTICLE

  • "Katrine Moite has embarked on a remarkable journey of capturing the stories of Ukrainian women displaced by war, sharing their pain, resilience, and hope with the world. Through the lens of her camera and the power of storytelling, she aims to raise awareness, foster empathy, and, ultimately, make a difference."

    US Reporter, by Veronica Thompson

    GO TO ARTICLE

  • "One of the most memorable moments for Moite was witnessing the women’s sense of relief when they shared their stories. Many described it as a cathartic release, a way to unburden themselves from the weight of their memories. This reaffirmed the profound impact that storytelling can have on healing and creating connections."

    New York Wire, by Veronica Clarke

    GO TO ARTICLE

  • "This war can make people feel simultaneously despair, hate and pride. Pride for the Ukrainian people, the men and women on the front line, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, mothers who took their children abroad to save them from the war and all those who stayed at home and support the country together."

    Dodho Magazine, Spain

    GO TO ARTICLE

Documentary Premier

New York, Soho. Documentary Premier & Exhibition