In 2014, three Ukrainian volunteers went to the frontline. Back home, they struggle to rebuild their lives, but Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022 forces them to return to war.

As the full-scale war in Ukraine forces millions to flee, rescuers move in the opposite direction - toward destroyed villages, active shelling, and mined roads - to save animals left behind when humans are forced to escape.

Silence of the Estuaries is a meditative documentary set in Ukraine’s Tuzly Estuaries National Nature Park during a full-scale war.

The documentary Veterans’ Theater tells the stories of Ukrainian veterans, active-duty soldiers, female combat medics, and volunteers as they navigate the path of rehabilitation through theater.

Lev, a cynical actor from a provincial theatre, is fired after decades spent on stage. Bitter, unemployed, and convinced that his talent has never been recognized, he accepts an unusual offer from an old friend: to pose as a psychiatric patient during medical students’ examinations.

Against the backdrop of war in Ukraine, filmmakers Max and Maryna try to hold on to their relationship as everyday life falls apart. Struggling with a midlife crisis, Max becomes obsessed with restoring an old car, turning the painstaking repair into a refuge from uncertainty.

Kira is preparing to emigrate from Ukraine, and her journey turns into an odyssey in search of home...

A wounded 21-year-old soldier slips from the battlefields of today into the winter of Maidan, awakening inside the March of Millions in December 2013.

Three stories intertwine — of a man who lost his family, an elderly woman forced to leave her home, and a wounded soldier who dies on the way from the stabilisation base to the hospital.

Orysia, a Ukrainian girl with Down’s syndrome, flees the war with her family. However, she carries a heavy burden with her beyond the occupied territory — the memory of a war crime committed against her sister Veronika.

"To the Victory!" is a dystopian story about the difficult post-war future of Ukraine. The main character, a film director, is deprived of the opportunity to pursue his profession.

At the very epicenter of Russia’s war against Ukraine, the civilians of Donbas face an unbearable choice: flee their homes or stay and risk their lives every day.

“Because of Cossack Blood” is a feature-length documentary directed by Roman Krupach, filmed at combat positions held by sappers, in hospitals, and at rehabilitation centres.