On 4 December, the Ukrainian family comedy Train to Christmas will be released in Germany and Austria. The film will screen in 92 cities and over 100 cinemas. The film is a sequel…
A colourful premiere of the family Ukrainian fantasy Guardians of Christmas, produced by 1+1 Media, took place in Israel, organisers of the screenings, Created in Ukraine, report.…
A Ukrainian delegation from the NGO Docudays recently arrived in Santiago to present contemporary Ukrainian documentary filmmaking and highlight key wartime challenges at FIDOCS. The…
Ukrainian documentary Divia by Dmytro Hreshko will be screened at the United Nations International Climate Conference (COP30), the world’s leading climate forum held annually by the…
On 19 October, the Kerry International Film Festival in Ireland hosted the premiere of the Irish film Sanatorium, which tells the story of life in the Ukrainian resort of Kuyalnyk…
The world premiere of the new documentary film ‘Silent Flood’ by Ukrainian director Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk will take place at the world’s most prestigious documentary film festival…
On World Animal Day, Ukraine hosted the national premiere of the film anthology War Through the Eyes of Animals — a unique project featuring not only Ukrainian artists but also Oscar-winning…
UNITED24 ambassadors, actors Misha Collins and Katheryn Winnick, have joined a cultural project dedicated to Ukrainian Cinema Day. They dubbed scenes from Serhiy Parajanov’s legendary…
From 18 to 21 September, Lviv will host the festival Czech Dreams – 2025: Week of Czech-Ukrainian Partnership. The event continues the tradition of cultural dialogue between Ukraine…
The 10th Spanish Film Festival was officially opened at the Zhovten cinema. This year, the film event is taking place in two cities: in Kyiv from 11 to 16 September, and in Lviv from…
From 19 to 21 September, the first Estonian Film Days in Ukraine film festival will be held at the Zhovten cinema in the capital. The festival will open with the cult film NIMED MARMORTAHVLIL…
Olivier Assayas' film, competing for the Golden Lion at the 82nd Venice Film Festival, is the first large-scale artistic attempt to portray the modern Russian regime on the big screen. Jude Law plays the role of Putin.
The festival, which represented the Bessarabian flavor, became a full-fledged large-scale cinematic exploration of the cultural identity of completely different peoples from Africa to South America.