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Julia Ratner @dear.ratner is a 26-year-old model from Zaporizhzhia who consistently collaborates with iconic fashion houses, including Valentino, Chanel, Fendi, Christian Dior, and Celine. This year, she expanded her professional reach by making her acting debut in the film Couture. Working alongside director Alice Winocour, Julia played a model from Ukraine and provided essential guidance for scenes depicting Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
In an interview with Yellow Blue journalist Sofiia Korotunenko, Julia discusses her transition into acting and her ongoing efforts to convey the realities of the war to an international audience.
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Photo credits: Julia Ratner
Минулого тижня у прокат вийшла стрічка «Кутюр», у якій зіграла українська модель Юлія Ратнер.
Дівчина розповіла для ProKyiv, як це — грати саму себе, про досвід зйомок із Анджеліною Джолі та куди хотіла б поїхати, як повернеться в Україну. Детальніше читайте у нашому дописі 👉
Today marks 4 years since the beginning of the full scale invasion on my beautiful country. Ukraine.
Not a day has gone by without me missing my home, my life, my family and friends many of whom are now scattered all over the globe.
Not a day has gone by without me trying to pull pieces of my shattered heart and soul back together just for them to shatter more and more by the day.
It’s a trauma we’ll never get over, trauma that altered our DNA and trauma that we’ll, unfortunately, pass along to the future generations of Ukrainians.
I jump when I hear fireworks and freeze when someone uses a drone at work. I twitch when something heavy falls. I cry when I think of how it used to be and how it’ll never be the same again. I carry hatred in my heart whenever I go, that’s just how it is.
A bit less than a year ago, I too, was forced to seek refuge in a foreign land. My neighborhood kept getting more and more dangerous and the idea of burning alive in my own home, that I’ve poured my soul into, just didn’t sit right with me.
I see foreigners being confused, saying we “go back to Ukraine for vacations”
They said “if it was that bad there, they wouldn’t go”
It is really hard to explain war, especially modern war, to someone who has never been through one. Actually, no, I take that back. It’s impossible, I’d say.
But is it hard to understand why would someone risk their life to hug their mom?
I bow down to the feet of the Ukrainian energy sector workers. To the medics and firefighters. To the Ukrainian nation that is still standing regardless. To the Ukrainian army doing the impossible for the last 4 years.
I thank you all for my ability to go home and hug my mom.
Every day I dream of times when this is nothing but a scary dream.
COUTURE by @alicewinocour & @pathefilms OUT NOW!
Forever, from the bottom of my heart, I thank you everyone involved with this unbelievable first experience. So real, so raw, so women! Eternally grateful being a part of this incredible movie, eternally grateful to everyone who made that happen.
See you in cinemas!
I’ve tried journaling and keeping a diary about a hundred times throughout my life. I’ve bought beautiful notebooks, colorful pens and markers but I could never keep up.
It’s not until recently, when I had to review everything I own and mark my possessions as “important” and “not so important” that I’ve realized that there’s a plastic box that holds the biggest value to me.
This plastic box contains negatives and pictures, that resemble that same diary but in a different ink. I’ve realized that I’ve been documenting my life through unfocused, often overexposed pictures, carefully storing a piece of me on each printed piece of photo paper.
It’s fascinating to see how differently I view the world at every next stage of life. These are different from an iPhone picture, they truly store energy and story. I love the feeling of not knowing what will a picture look like, I love receiving scans from films I’ve taken months, sometimes years ago, I think it’s the closest to time travel I’ll get to experience.
In the era of war and AI i cling this plastic box to my chest, like it’s my child, like a continuation of me. War makes you reconsider what you see as important, as valuable, as worth saving. Many things lose meaning while others become the reason to keep going.
As this box continues to be filled up, I, too, keep going. Reminding myself, that the true meaning of life is to learn and to love.
