Popular From Ukraine

In the 17th century, a young orphan boy is affected by war and the violent events of the era. The film shows his daily life and dreams, as well as his flashbacks.

Yoga is a philosophy, ethics, and gymnastics for body and soul. The teachings of Indian yogis are becoming popular among scientists in many countries. The film explores the impact of yoga exercises on various human organs, which help to reveal the body's hidden reserves.

What a strange and interesting life. We are constantly striving to provide for life by working from morning till night. Is this the human happiness that everyone dreams of so much? - the protagonist asked himself every day. Finding a picture of his childhood at home, Robert remembers his dream of becoming a singer that will change his life. Overcoming barriers to a happy future, he truly falls in love. But the dark forces want to take everything, deceiving the guy. What is Robert ready for his dream?

Sometimes abstract spots and lines form a landscape.

A young girl protests against her parents, and unknowingly gets under the influence of a mysterious tailor, who's threads pierce not only through the fabric but through her mind.

Director returns to her native city and tells a story of her adulting in Cosmos - a neighborhood in Zaporizhzhia. She tries to define what Cosmos means to her. Is it a self-sufficient universe or traumatic experience, a neighborhood or sensation?

Popular science film about the structure and features of the female body, recommendations on women's behavior in everyday life, in particular during pregnancy and in the postpartum period.

ZONG explores the phenomenon of the swamp from different perspectives: as a locus of fears in the folklore of agricultural societies; as an exploited landscape in the industrial age; as a complex system of ties between species within the posthumanist paradigm.

Because of the decommunization laws, paintings and sculpturesof socialist realism at the National Art Museum of Ukraine aretrapped in complicated political circumstances. Will those works be brought back to the museum after its reconstruction?

Transgender human rights activist aiming to get a refugee status is struggling with biased bureaucratic authorities in a post-soviet country. His psychological condition is getting worse. He experiences panic attacks and suicidal thoughts.

A five-year-old girl along with her mother and their cat walk around the winter city. Jokingly, the girl puts some of her clothes on the cat. The mother goes away and leaves the child in the city, believing that the cat is her daughter…

"War, why have you taken away my childhood?" Over the last seven years, the people of Eastern Ukraine have forgotten what a calm and peaceful life is like. The military attacks do not stop, and the sounds of shelling dictate the rules. Krasnohorivka is a small town near Donetsk that regularly suffers from shelling. Everyone who is here has experienced their tragedy, so has the family that told their story.

Early in the morning, the grandfather is going through the letters and photos, when he hears a doorbell. At the door, he finds his new caregiver. From the beginning, they do not get along and over time, the animosity between them is growing. During the day, a set of events escalates the conflict, and the time bombs within these two explode. Grandpa kicks the caregiver out of his house, and she is more than happy to leave. However, later he realizes that now he cannot be without her.

The grandmother and her daughter admire the plants. Everyone in their own culture cares, but there are differences in the house: eggplants or roses, cucumbers or violets, cherries or money trees.

Transporting cultural value from another dimension, the courier soldier finds himself in the vastness of the Ukrainian present.

A documentary film about a worker of the school cloakroom.

First Ukrainian noir movie, brought to you by the "Agrarian decadence" group! A story about why you should not care whether bootleggers pay the excise tax.

Mustaev and Minko pick up the camera in the same rush as they grab the phone to film an emergency. For self-defense, as a measure of civil defense. Or out of a burning desire to capture an extraordinary phenomenon: for example, a story about how the leadership of a theater Institute forcibly imposes a dubious ideological production of the authorship of a certain Deputy on an entire group of students.

Every day hundreds of men risk life and limb going down into the Buzhanska mine in the Ukraine to mine coal with rusty old tools from the Soviet era.

I remember very vividly the last Ukrainian elections in Donetsk in the spring of 2014. After the Russian occupation of the Crimea and the separatist protests, I wanted to go to the volunteer battalion "Donbass", but there were no more places in it. And I decided to work in the election commission for the early presidential elections in Ukraine and shoot everything on camera.