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  • Life Train

    90 minutes - Ukraine 2024

    Genre Documentary

    Category Life Train

    Director Oleksandr Tіmenko

    The film tells the real stories of ordinary railway workers who, from the very first days of the full-scale invasion, saved the lives of millions of Ukrainians, sometimes at the cost of their own. Under fire, they created artificial train ascents to prevent the enemy from besieging the capital of Ukraine, carried out operations to avert a technological disaster, and continued to manage train movements while the windows at the stations were being pierced by enemy bullets...

    In the film, former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Hollywood actor and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Orlando Bloom, and renowned footballer and United24 ambassador Andriy Shevchenko share their impressions of the Ukrainian railway workers.

    "Train to Life" is a story of struggle, dedication, and heroism of Ukrainian railway workers that the world has never seen before.

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  • Bucha

    118 minutes - Ukraine 2024

    Genre Drama

    Category Bucha

    Director Anton Bazelinsky

    Konstantin Gudauskas is a citizen of Kazakhstan, who received political asylum in Ukraine and lives in Bucha. With the beginning of the Russian invasion, he has the opportunity to travel through the occupied territory and rescue civilians, using his passport.

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  • Diagnosis: Dissent

    119 minutes - Ukraine 2023

    Genre Drama Historical

    Category Diagnosis: Dissent

    Director Denis Tarasov

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  • AEROTIM

    74 minutes - Ukraine 2024

    Genre War Documentary

    Category AEROTIM

    Director Oleksandr Hoysan

    The first feature film from the Ukrainian aviation team AEROTIM, which tells the incredible story of the army aviation of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the true "wings" of the infantry. For the first time, the stories of brave helicopter pilots are shared – about the critical moments of the first days of the war, daring and deadly operations with raids behind enemy lines.

    Captivating aerial shots in air-to-air format and stunning footage that has never been captured before in the world, combined with exclusive interviews with the heroes of the documentary film.

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  • Da Vinci. You have to fight for your freedom

    81 minutes - Ukraine 2024

    Genre Documentary

    Category Da Vinci. You have to fight for your freedom

    Director Volodimir Sidyko

    This is the story of the outstanding Ukrainian warrior and freedom fighter Dmytro Kotsiubailo, who, after facing all the dangers of the Maidan revolution as an 18-year-old, went to the front lines to defend his country from the Russians. Over 9 years of war, Dmytro became a legendary commander, whose bravery and dedication served as an example to many comrades. The film aims not only to thoroughly tell the life story of this great warrior but also to explore his evolution as a patriot and defender.

    In the film, his family, friends, and comrades share their memories of Da Vinci, including his mother Oksana Kotsiubailo, sister Maryana Kotsiubailo, fiancée and head of the "ULF" medical service of the "Da Vinci Wolves" battalion Alina Mykhailova, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (2021-2024) Valerii Zaluzhnyi, commander of the "Da Vinci Wolves" battalion Serhii Filimonov, and other comrades who fought alongside him first during the ATO and later during the full-scale Russian invasion.

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