Kherson EMTs: Facing the Human Safari
The documentary follows Shrek, a Ukrainian medic, and his small volunteer crew as they navigate Kherson’s streets under constant Russian FPV drone attack. Seen through Shrek’s own chest-mounted camera, the film captures the raw immediacy of their work: evacuating the wounded, retrieving the dead, and surviving the “double-tap” strikes that target rescuers as they arrive. Interwoven with field interviews and stark first-hand footage, the film exposes the deliberate targeting of civilians—what locals call a “human safari”—and the moral collapse it represents. Through the courage of Shrek’s team, it becomes not just a record of atrocities, but a testament to the endurance of those who choose to stay, to keep helping, and to keep Kherson alive.
Film by Zachary Tarrant
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