Film still from Ukrainian documentary The Illusion of a Quiet Night shown at international Visions du Réel festival in Switzerland

Film “The Illusion of a Quiet Night” by Olha Chernykh Receives Special Mention at Visions du Réel Festival in Switzerland

A Ukrainian documentary by Olha Chernykh earns Special Mention at Switzerland’s Visions du Réel, strengthening Ukraine’s voice in global cinema and documentary storytelling.

Apr 26, 18:48

Ukrainian marine families and wives portrayed in documentary film She showing life behind the front lines during war

“She”: Three Stories of Marine Infantry Families in Tetyana Stanyeva’s Documentary Film

Behind every soldier is a family living the war daily. “She” tells the emotional stories of Ukrainian marine wives—love, loss, and resilience far from the battlefield.

Apr 17, 22:36

Scene from Ukrainian documentary Diviia showing war-damaged landscapes and environmental destruction caused by Russia’s invasion

Diviia Documentary on War’s Impact Wins in U.S.

A silent but powerful Ukrainian documentary is shaking global audiences—“Diviia” captures war’s impact on nature and wins recognition in the U.S.

Apr 9, 12:14

Collage of new film releases including Drive and Gourou highlighting this week’s top cinema and streaming premieres

“On Drive,” “Gourou,” and “Outcome”: This Week’s Major Premieres in Cinemas and Online

Looking for what to watch? From high-energy action to bold auteur cinema, this week’s biggest premieres—Drive, Gourou, and more—are redefining the global screen.

Apr 8, 17:08

Ukrainian director Mstyslav Chernov and cinematographer Alex Babenko after their documentary 2000 Meters to Andriivka won a major U.S. cinematography award

Film “2000 Meters to Andriivka” Wins Award from U.S. Cinematographers Guild

Ukraine’s brutal frontline reality reaches Hollywood: the documentary “2000 Meters to Andriivka” wins a top U.S. cinematographers award, bringing global attention to the soldiers fighting Russia’s invasion.

Mar 9, 20:01

Audience watching *Palyanytsya* documentary in Ukrainian cinema with street art visuals and war resilience scenes before film begins.

Free Screenings of the Documentary Film “Palyanytsya” to Be Held in Ukraine on February 24

On Feb 24, Ukraine marks the invasion’s anniversary with free nationwide screenings of *Palyanytsya* — a powerful documentary of street art, courage and the resilience of Ukraine’s people.…

Feb 23, 20:17

Still from the restored Ukrainian 1934 film *Crystal Palace* presented at Berlinale Classics, highlighting its historic return to international cinema screens.

“Crystal Palace” at the Berlinale: A New Look at Ukrainian Film of the 1930s

At the 76th Berlin International Film Festival, the restored 1934 Ukrainian film *Crystal Palace* debuts in Berlinale Classics — marking the first Ukrainian film in this heritage program…

Feb 18, 19:53

Still from Ukrainian documentary “TRACES” featuring survivors sharing their stories of conflict-related sexual violence in war zones

“We’ve Reached the Point Where We Can’t Spill All Our Blood”: Alisa Kovalenko and Marysia Nikitiuk on Traces

At the Berlin International Film Festival, *TRACES* by Alisa Kovalenko & Marysia Nikitiuk presents powerful testimonies from Ukrainian women who survived war-related sexual violence, breaking silence and stigma.…

Feb 16, 23:36

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