"Murakami" - The Perfect Soundtrack Match for Ukraine's "Piesky"

In a remarkable fusion of music and film, the song "Murakami" has officially been announced as the soundtrack for the new Ukrainian romantic comedy "Piesky, " produced by FILM.UA Group with support from the "New Channel." This collaboration perfectly aligns both the song and the film as narratives centered on the pursuit of genuine emotions and the courage to let go of past illusions, making way for true love.

A Harmonious Connection: Music Meets Cinema

Both the film and the song serve as a testament to finding authenticity in love. The protagonist Yana, played by the charismatic Lesya Nikityuk, faces a comedic yet transformative challenge that prompts her to reflect on real love and responsibility. Similarly, the lyrical heroine of "Murakami" embarks on a soul-searching journey, opting for honesty and closure in her relationships, akin to a Haruki Murakami book gathering dust as a poignant reminder of bygone days.

DOROFEEVA's Inspiration and Perfect Timing

DOROFEEVA, the voice behind "Murakami, " shares her excitement about the song's alignment with "Piesky." "We sought the ideal song for the film's conclusion, and right from the teaser, DOROFEEVA was in our sights, " reveals Anna Yelisieieva, the film's producer. "Murakami" embodies the essence of love, making it an impeccable choice for the closing credits with its emotional depth and hit potential.

A Cinematic Love Affair: Haruki Murakami's Influence

Yana's admiration for Haruki Murakami adds depth to the film, with one of his books making a cameo, enhancing the atmosphere and drawing viewers back to the song. "This song awaited its moment—the film, " DOROFEEVA confides, noting how the track, previously unreleased, found its purpose in "Piesky."

Exclusive Screenings and Debut

Viewers are in for a treat as "Piesky" hits Ukrainian cinemas from February 27, with Lesya Nikityuk's Yana navigating through hilarious and heartwarming scenarios. A curse that turns her lovers into dogs radically shifts her perspective, urging her to find real love.

Editor: Emiliia Morozova