A British documentary about volunteer Chris Parry, who saved over 400 Ukrainians, has won an Emmy, earning recognition for its powerful portrayal of frontline rescues.
A British film about the war in Ukraine and a foreign volunteer who saved over 400 of our people has won one of the most prestigious American television awards — an Emmy.
The film was recognized in the category of “Best Documentary Project.”
The documentary Hell Jumper tells the story of British volunteer Chris Parry, who, after the start of the full-scale war, went to Ukraine with his friends.
There, he joined an evacuation team and helped rescue over 400 civilians from frontline areas.
Unfortunately, in January 2023, he was killed.
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