Don’t Ask Me If I Killed
A Ukrainian documentary filmmaker puts down her camera to pick up a rifle — and later both — filming the moral ordeal of ordinary people forced to kill.
Camouflage
A young Ukrainian trying to build a new life in Munich is confronted with both the war at home and his own family conflicts.
The Blessed Ones
Ukrainian artists confront a once unimaginable question after being thrown into war: what can artists do when the world is burning?
Where Everything Disappears
A nature-loving cinematographer turned soldier keeps his camera running while fighting to preserve his humanity in war.
Traces
Ukrainian survivors of conflict-related sexual violence refuse to remain silent, transforming their pain into a force for truth and solidarity.
To the Victory!
In a near future where the war has ended, a washed-up film director clings to the belief that things will get better — eventually, probably, maybe.
The Last Prometheus of Donbas
Energy workers risk their lives to keep a frontline Ukrainian power plant running under constant shelling, until its destruction and forced evacuation.
Silent Flood
A pacifist religious community on the Dniester river breaks its isolation to support Ukraine’s war effort, as floods and war both reshape their world.
The Illusion of a Quiet Night
Filmed during a single night in July 2025 by forty filmmakers and hundreds of citizens across Ukraine, The Illusion of a Quiet Night paints a vast collective portrait of a nation living with war — between fear, exhaustion and fleeting moments of joy.
New Jerusalem
Every year, thousands of Ukrainian Christians undertake a pilgrimage to Zarvanytsia, a sacred place. Between prayers they share news, brag about their wealth, take pictures of chapels, give interviews, witness miracles.