Festival audience and protestors outside an international film festival screening contested documentary *Russians at War* amid controversy and calls to cancel. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Russians at War: examining the propaganda disguised as truth at international film festivals

The *Russians at War* documentary by Anastasia Trofimova has sparked major controversy at Venice, Toronto and Zurich film festivals — with critics calling it masked Russian propaganda and…

Sep 6, 16:55

Ukrainian soldiers of the 3rd Assault Brigade in combat gear on the frontline, featured in Netflix documentary showing real war experiences.

A documentary about the fighters of the legendary third separate assault brigade appears on Netflix

A gripping new documentary follows fighters of Ukraine’s legendary 3rd Assault Brigade, revealing raw frontline realities and personal stories — now available to global audiences on Netflix.

Jul 4, 12:37

Scene from Mavka: The Forest Song — Ukrainian animated fantasy on big screens in U.S. & Canada, featuring forest magic and folkloric characters.

Ukrainian animated film “Mavka. The Forest Song” will be released on the big screens of the U.S. and Canada

*Ukrainian animated blockbuster* *Mavka. The Forest Song* is rolling out on big screens in the U.S. and Canada as part of a global theatrical launch, bringing Slavic folklore…

Apr 26, 23:47

Scene from Ukrainian film Butterfly Vision at Cannes with sirens in background, capturing war-inspired artistic impact on festival guests

Ukrainian film “Butterfly Vision” greeted guests with the sound of sirens in Cannes

At the Cannes Film Festival, the Ukrainian movie *Butterfly Vision* stunned audiences with sirens ringing — a bold artistic statement linking cinematic expression with the reality of war.…

May 31, 01:25

Scene from *Why Am I Alive*, Ukrainian drama awarded Best Feature Film Director at Silk Road Film Awards in Cannes, featuring Mariupol era visuals. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Film “Why Am I Alive” by Ukrainian film director Novak won a victory at Silk Road Film Awards-Cannes

Ukrainian drama *Why Am I Alive* by director Villen Novak scored Best Feature Film Director at the Silk Road Film Awards‑Cannes, marking global recognition and festival buzz. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

May 26, 10:36

Ukrainian gymnast training in Europe while Euromaidan protests unfold in Kyiv reflecting Olga film Cannes award storyline

“Olga”, a film awarded at Cannes that tells a story set against Euromaidan premieres in Ukraine

Olga, a Cannes-awarded drama inspired by Euromaidan, follows a young Ukrainian gymnast torn between elite sport ambitions and a nation in revolution.

Aug 20, 22:16

Black-and-white scene from This Rain Will Never Stop showing humanitarian aid worker amid war zones in Ukraine and Syria

“This Rain Will Never Stop”: documentary shot across Ukraine, Syria, Iraq, and Germany to screen in the U.S.

War doesn’t end—it migrates. From Syria to Ukraine, one man’s story exposes a cycle the world still hasn’t broken. A must-watch documentary for 2026.

May 27, 09:51

Canada Ukraine film co-production treaty signing enabling joint television and movie production collaboration and cultural exchange

Fresh Canada-Ukraine film treaty set to foster television and film coproduction

A new Canada–Ukraine audiovisual treaty unlocks major opportunities for film and TV co-productions, boosting creative collaboration, funding access, and global distribution reach.

Jan 11, 15:33

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