In the Shadows, We Lose the Sense of Colour
Katka was thirteen. Roman was forty. The summer camp Chachaland, once a place of joy for children, became a place of abuse. What followed were years of therapy, depression, and PTSD. As an adult, Katka found the strength to write a blog and take her abuser to court.The film is an intimate testimony to how abuse continues to shape a life long after it ends – and how the courage to speak out can be both deeply painful and profoundly healing.
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Katka was thirteen. Roman was forty. The summer camp Chachaland, once a place of joy for children, became a place of abuse. What followed were years of therapy, depression, and PTSD. As an adult, Katka found the strength to write a blog and take her abuser to court.The film is an intimate testimony to how abuse continues to shape a life long after it ends – and how the courage to speak out can be both deeply painful and profoundly healing.