Demon

Two young paramedic women, Cuba and Alaska, live on the edge in the war-torn Kharkiv region. Their mission is to save lives while sharing good humor, and belief in victory.

Living in war-torn Eastern Ukraine Anna is an aging single mother who is desperate for a change. Lured by a radio advertisement, she goes to party with a group of American men who are touring the country, searching for love.

A documentary film about the outstanding Ukrainian poet and philosopher Hryhorii Skovoroda. The film contains restoration staged episodes and interviews with experts. The film has four story-lines: the first is a journey of two Mohilian students Marichka and Bohdan to places associated with the philosopher; the second consisted of a series of conversations with leading Ukrainian intellectuals, researchers of the thinker's heritage, musicians, artists, artists; the third is Ukrainian nature, picturesque landscapes that were of great importance for the philosopher; the fourth was war. The tricentenary of Skovoroda fell at the time of full-scale Russian aggression.

A story of Ukrainian volunteer George Tuka, who started to help army during the war conflict in Crimea and east of Ukraine.

On his birthday, the famous dentist falls into the hands of cruel nurses, called from the mysterious subconscious by voluntary anesthesia. The plot of the picture covers only one day in the life of the characters, real and imaginary. The heroes find themselves in a cycle of events, in rented apartments. Where the worlds get closer…

A single day during the siege at Donetsk airport where a group of medics wait under artillery bombardment for wounded fighters to arrive.

The kaleidoscope of stories shines a light on Ukrainians bravely defending their land against the Russian invasion, where millions struggle for their right to exist. A compendium of short films, this is highlights the full tragedy that followed the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. It charts the course of the Russian progression across the country through the lives and communities of those affected by the wide-scale aggression, alongside those fighting for their land. The film details the force of the assault, but its primary focus lies with the strength of the communities that have had to endure unimaginable hardships but who remain resilient in the face of such oppression. It joins an increasing number of ground-level films documenting the reality of this modern tragedy. Initially, the film did not contain an indication of the directors and cinematography team, which was indicated as a team of authors of "KINODOPOMOHA".

With hours of footage captured by Ukrainian filmmakers a collaboration to tell their story was initiated. This is the story about civilians facing death during wartime. And with a conversation between a son in Berlin and his parents still in Kyiv, the film portrayed the dilemma of how to survive the distance to war without loosing hope - for those who stayed, those who left and those who never returned.

Without words this audiovisual documentary poem gives a perspective on the Russia-Ukraine war's impact on civil life in Ukraine. The explosion of everyday life environment, destruction, meaninglessness everyday traces left, things and people are equally scattered on the ground. People bring their dogs as pets on the flight and dogs left behind run wildly around eating remains.

Documentary portrays life in a residential area suddenly hit by war. From apartments in Mykolaiv, Kyiv, and Kharkiv, we see the traces of fallen bombs after the initial Russian attacks. Narrated from within small apartments, where residents try to gather shards of glass, belongings, and memories while attempting to comprehend the immeasurable tragedy that has befallen them. The film reminds us of what it means to have a home and highlights the strength it takes to rebuild when one's entire world has suddenly been shattered.

How do you create meaning from the horrors war brings to a country and the damages it leaves behind? The Ukrainian artist Vladyslav Krasnoshchok traveling around Kharkiv on his motorcycle. Through photographing on his wide selection of analogue cameras Vlad is processing the world forever changed around him while developing his own distinct style of documenting the war in Ukraine.