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Director: Derek Johnson Produced by: Kaifilms Featuring Associate Producer: Yulia Clack Sill Photography: Andrey Chornomor Length: 17 mins
Yulia and her Brother Andrey opened Sibs, a coffee roasting business in Ukraine. Shortly after establishing the company, they grew their business, opening two coffee shops and empathically touching their community. Now that war has found their country, Sibs takes on a different purpose.
Director: Vlad Klimchuk Screenwriter and Creative Producer: Anastasia Lodkina Producers: Anna Eliseeva, Dmytro Sydorenko Executive Producer: Andriy Ryzvanіuk Associate Producer: Oleksandra Melnyk DOP: Tim Avramchuk Cast: Daria Petrozhytska, Elias Reichert, Jörg Berchtold, Ada Rogovtseva, Irma Vitovska, Alina Cheban, Bogdan Osadchuk, Georgiy Khostikoіev, Nataliia Babenko, Taras Denysiuk, Maksym Devizorov, Oleksandr Rudynskyi, Maksym Kyrychenko, Valerii Morozov Star cameos: VERKA SERDUCHKA & band, alyona alyona, The HARDKISS, Onuka, Artem Pivovarov, Oleksii Durniev Genre: comedy Running time: 95 mins Production companies: FILM UA Group and Your Best Festival LLC, with the support of the Ukrainian State Film Agency Distribution: FILM.UA Distribution.
A guy from Germany becomes a volunteer at a festival to make the girl organizing this event fall in love with him, but instead he loses the foreign headliner of Atlas Weekend. The guys from Kryvyi Rih have a legendary stag party, but argue like children and fight like adults. A young girl from Odesa is looking for her rocker father she hasn’t seen and idealized for a long 10 years. A career-oriented girl from Lviv arrives for the most important job interview of her life, but her younger brother disrupts absolutely all her plans. This will be the craziest
Director: Zhanna Maksymenko-Dovhych. Camera: Maksym Rudenko, Serhiy Khodchenko. Sound Directors: Taras Chernysh, Alex Burmitskiy. Composer: Alex Burmitskiy. Editors: Maksym Rudenko, Artem Kobets, Petro Tsymbal. Producers: Oksana Yanishevska, Zhanna Maksymenko-Dovhych. Length: 16 min.
People in a Southern Ukrainian city come out to commemorate an important national holiday. Old and new symbols mix in their quest for identity and common understanding. Despite living on neighboring streets, the distance between them is growing. This is a portrait of people who demonstrated on the main square of a city in a country to which war has returned. The film was shot on Victory day on May 9th in Mykolaiv. The flagship city of Russia’s Imperial and Soviet shipbuilding, the city which during Soviet times was considered completely pro-Russian, suddenly reveals its Ukrainian essence. Discussions, various symbols,
Director, Writer, Producer: Ihor Podolchak. Co-director for musical part: Dean Karr. Executive Producer: Ihor Ihnatenko. Associated Producer: Tamara Podolchak. Creative Producer: Ihor Dyurych. Co-producer: Liliya Mlynarych. Cinematographer: Serhiy Mykhalchuk. Music : Oleksandr Shchetynsky. Art Director: Svitlana Makarenko. Main Cast: Mykola Veresen, Lyubov Tymoshevska, Hanna Yarovenko, Dmytro Chernyavsky, Ilona Arsentyeva, Stas Arsentyev, Viktoriya Ulyanchenko, Valeriya Ulyanchenko. Length: 99 min
This film is about what the routine of everyday life can do to the human mind and psyche. It also reflects on the importance of the choices we make and how limited these choices are in the first place.
Director: Ihor Podolchak. Producers: Maxim Asadchiy, Ihor Dyurych, Sergiy Nedzelskyy. Main Cast: R. Pashkova, L.V., Y. Buynyak, I. Nazarenko, V.Ostapenko, O. Pankratyeva. Cinematographer: Serhiy Mykhalchuk. Music : Oleksandr Shchetynsky. Production Design: Svitlana Makarenko. Consultant: Andriy Taranenko. Length: 5 min
Somnambulistic circus Ribera&Velazquez welcomes everyone to the show “Merry-Go-Round”, where shadows, that escaped the Platonic cave, turn the carousel in the foggy catacombs.
Director, Producer and Screenwriter: Ihor Podolchak. Main Cast: Volodymyr Khimyak, Lesya Voynevych, Petro Rybka, Olha Horbach, Olha Bakus, Ivan Kostenko, Vasyl Kostenko. Language: Ukrainian. English Subtitles. Length: 96 min
A family asks a young psychiatrist to be their guest for a while and help look after their father who’s developed a suicidal fixation for ropes and knots among other things. It is also entirely possible that the mental healthof the guest that is the real cause for concern.
Director: Dmytro Kochnev. Producer Katerina Karmalіta. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian. English Subtitles. Length: 87 min
Bella Hadid, Celine Dion, Kendall Jenner and Dua Lipa make not the full list of world-class stars who choose Ukrainian brands from among hundreds or even thousands of others. The founders and designers of popular Ukrainian brands of clothing, footwear and accessories will talk about how they managed to shine in the global fashion market and create fashion collaborations with industry leaders.
A special message from Agnieszka Holland about the Online Charity Screenings on FILMMAKERS-FOR-UKRAINE
The world-renowned Polish filmmaker introduces the Charity Screenings in a brief video statement where she talks about the power of Ukrainian cinema and why it is timely to help Ukrainian filmmakers right now
Original Title: ФАНТАСТИЧНІ УКРАЇНЦІ. ТАНЦІ Director: Dmytro Kochnev. Producer Katerina Karmalіta. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian. English Subtitles. Length: 120 min
First places in international competitions, participation in dance groups of starsof the first magnitude, staging spectacular performances for dance TV shows,which are adored by millions – all this is about modern Ukrainian choreography.For years, Ukrainian dancers and choreographers have transformed the visionof dance in Ukraine and represented the industry far beyond the country.
Original Title: Атлантида Director: Valentyn Vasyanovych. Writer: Valentyn Vasyanovych. Cast: Andriy Rymaruk, Liudmyla Bileka, Vasyl Antoniak. Producer: Iya Myslytska, Valentyn Vasyanovych, Vladimir Yatsenko. Cinematographer: Valentyn Vasyanovych. Genre: Drama, War. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian, English Subtitles. Length: 108 min
Eastern Ukraine, in the nearest future. A desert unsuitable for human habitation. Sergiy, a former soldier suffering from PTSD, is having trouble adapting to his new reality: a life in pieces, a land in ruins. When the smelter he works at finally shuts down, he finds an unexpected way to cope joining the volunteer Black Tulip mission dedicated to exhuming war corpses. By working alongside Katya, he understands that a better future is possible. Will he learn to live without war and accept himself as he is?
Original Title: ФАНТАСТИЧНІ УКРАЇНЦІ. ВІЗУАЛЬНЕ МИСТЕЦТВО Director: Maksym Deliyergiyev. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian. English Subtitles. Length: 75 min
About the new wave in Ukrainian art, whether it is possible to become a successful artist and make money on art, how to understand contemporary art, and why it is not as difficult as it seems.
Original Title: Війна химер Director: Mariia Starozhytska, Anastasiia Starozhytska. Producer: Sergiy Pudich. Cinematographer: Kyrylo Lazarevych. Genre: Feature length Documentary. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian, English, Ukrainian, Russian Subtitles. Length: 72 min
This strikingly graphic and honest documentary is about the human toll of the ongoing Russian aggression against Ukraine that started in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea and was Immediately followed by the Russian occupation of parts of southeastern Ukraine. Director Anastasiia Starozhitska and her boyfriend, Ukrainian soldier Valery Lavrenov, are filming what’s happening to them and sharing their feelings with each other. They are together out of frame, and then in the frame. He volunteered for the front; she went to the place just after the battle. He got into Ilovaysk cauldron, lost his closest brother-soldiers. She, while travelling
Director: Dmytro Kochniev. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian. English Subtitles. Length: 75 min
Do you need sex in Ukrainian literature lessons, why will a woman win the Nobel Prize from Ukraine, can you become the second Max Kidruk (or at least the Ukrainian Stephen King), and what is happening in the Ukrainian book industry.
Directors: Maryna Artemenko, Oksana Artemenko. Writers: Maryna Artemenko, Oksana Artemenko. Main Cast: Darya Petrozhitska, Andriy Isaenko, Bogdan Buyluk. Producers: Svitlana Solovyova, Mykola Korotkiy, Maryna Artemenko, Oksana Artemenko. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian. English Subtitles. Length: 27 min
On a New Year’s Eve journalist Tanya is setting on a train by her friend, for this removing anotherpassenger. Friend says that Tanya is a surgeon and she’shaving an important surgery tomorrow. Drunklawyer Tolya sit down in the same compartment. Train brakes, suitcase puts down and cuts off Tolya’sfinger. Now Tanya as a surgeon must save Tolya’s life.
Director: Dmytro Avdeyev. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian. English Subtitles. Length: 75 min
Why do they say that Ukrainian cinema has just learned to walk and went to kindergarten. How a film is made, and why the person responsible for the light is no less important than the director. And also: why comedies collect millions in film distribution, and when Ukraine will receive the first Oscar.
Director: Anastasia Ivaniuk. Writers: Anastasiia Ivaniuk, Anastasiia Vovkova. Main Cast: Anastasiia Ivaniuk, Anastasiia Vovkova. Producer: Anna Pozdnyakova Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian. English Subtitles. Length: 16 min
The young couple, along with their blogger daughter are going on holiday. Due to the couple’s conflict, the daughter gets stuck in the elevator. Will the couple manage to save their daughter without destroying their marriage?
Director: Maksym Deliyergiyev. Subtitles: English. Ukrainian. Length: 75 min
Film 1. Music Alyona alyona, The HARDKISS, ONUKA, DakhaBrakha, Alina Pash, YUKO and others. How the Ukrainian music industry has changed over the last 30 years, where TNMK and Alyona Alyona listened to and found hip-hop, how to become a star in Ukraine today. Details on how the Ukrainian sectors of the popular, rock, hip-hop, electronic and folklore scene are organized
Original Title: Поїзд "Київ-Війна" Director: Korney Gritsyuk. Producer: Sergiy Pudich. Cinematographer: Kyrylo Lazarevych. Genre: Feature length Documentary. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian, English, Ukrainian, Russian Subtitles. Length: 72 min
The Train: Kyiv – War” is a full-length documentaryfilm directed by Korniy Gricyuk. The dramaticstory of the Kyiv-Kostyantynivka train, with its passengers` unique fates, pain, mem- ories,secrets, hopes, is a history of today Ukraine.Only 12 hours away from peaceful Kyiv is Kostyantynivka, a small industrial city in the east- ernpart of the country, immediately after which the front begins. This entire timepeople with different characters, social status, political views and beliefs are traveling on the trainside by side. They talk, debate, even quarrel, but speak to each other and go in commondirection. And what`s important, they all want to get
Director: Ganna Gnatenko-Shabaldina. Writer: Ganna Gnatenko-Shabaldina. Starring: Alina Kostyukova, Andriy Isaenko. Producer: Igor Savychenko. Genre: Short, Drama. Country: Ukraine. Language: Ukrainian, English Subtitles. Length: 16 min
Vira, the mother of two children, is about to have an emotional breakdown. The so-called careless life with constant bustling around kindergarten and supermarkets is absolutely exhausting. The difficult psychological condition is exacerbated by the chronic absence of a man at home. The daily routine and lack of support become so unbearable that Vira is ready to strangle her own child. Strained to the limit of her resources, Vira stops and tries to find a way out of a difficult life situation.
The powerful multi-award winning documentary THE DISTANT BARKING OF DOGS set in Ukraine opened the Online Charity Screenings on July 14. In an exclusive Q&A, filmmaker Simon Lereng Wilmont talks about the normalization of fear seen through the eyes of a young boy, and the importance to help Ukrainian filmmakers right now
“There are so many amazing film professionals from Ukraine still living and working in their country. Some of them are fighting for Ukraine” says Simon Lereng Wilmont interviewed by Pierpaolo Festa for CREW UNITED “Whatever support there might be – work, moral support or financial support, they need it. Because, in the coming years they will have stories to tell us about what is happening right now. I think this is hugely important. I would strongly urge people to help them in any possible way“.
