Ukrainian documentary cinema: evidence of war that changes reality
Nowadays, Ukrainian documentary cinema is becoming more than just a collection of facts. It is a powerful influencing tool that helps reveal and understand the complex reality of our present. Films by Ukrainian directors not only move us, but also compel us to act.
"Peaceful people": disclosure of aggression
The film "Peaceful People" is an indictment against the Russian aggressor. Intercepted conversations of Russian soldiers with their relatives reveal their true nature. The viewer becomes a witness of how ordinary people turn into soulless killers.
"These conversations allow you to look into the soul of the aggressor, " says one of the viewers after watching.
"Iron butterflies": the tragedy of flight MH17
The tragedy of flight MH17 remains one of the most painful pages of modern history. The film "Iron Butterflies" examines the circumstances of this crime and helps to understand why Russia has not yet admitted its guilt.
"20 days in Mariupol": evidence of the siege
The film "20 Days in Mariupol" becomes a symbol of the destructive power of war. Footage from the film, which flew around the world, shows the inhumane conditions in which the residents of Mariupol found themselves during the siege.
"Eurodonbas": debunking myths
The film "Eurodonbas" debunks Soviet myths about Donbas and shows that this region has always been an integral part of the European cultural space. This film helps shed light on the truth.
"This rain will never end": the story of a refugee
The story of a young Syrian refugee in the film "This Rain Will Never End" shows how war changes people's lives. This is a touching story about the power of the human spirit.
"The earth is blue, like an orange": faith in the future
The film "The Earth is Blue, Like an Orange" tells the story of a Ukrainian family that lives under constant shelling. They keep faith in the future despite difficult conditions.
These films are an important contribution to our common memory and support Ukrainian filmmakers. We invite you to visit the cinema and get acquainted with these powerful stories.
Editor: Emiliia Morozova