The film is based on archive material — interviews, concert recordings and home videos of the musician Kuzma Skryabin.

Kuzma Skryabin (Andrii Kuzmenko, 1968–2015) was one of Ukraine’s most influential musicians and the frontman of the band ‘Skryabin’. He died in a car crash in 2015, but his public statements and music remain popular.

Zheka, from a provincial town, lives all alone and sees no prospects for his future. He buried his ambitious dreams of making it big a long time ago and now only raps at local weddings from time to time. 

His life changes in an instant when he learns of the existence of his eight-year-old daughter in the capital. Zheka sets off for Kyiv to prove to her that he is worthy of being a father, but accidentally stumbles upon the auditions for a major music show.  

The glossy and cynical world of television becomes his only chance to be heard by his own daughter, to make amends for past mistakes and to find true love.

The film is based on real events that formed the basis of one of the most high-profile operations of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine.

It is the story of a family man, a special service officer whose personal life was destroyed by the war... His friends help him to get back into the ranks. A commander and a junior colleague develop one of the most successful operations in the history of the special services... And take revenge on the enemy.

The sequel to the comedy The Eggsplosive Easter (Krashanka), a film about the Zabiiaka family.

According to the plot, Ivan Andriiovych will create the Quantum Paradox Machine, disguised as an old minibus, and set off on a journey with his grandson Misha to change the course of history.

A feature-length sequel based on the TV series Kyiv Day and Night (2016–2019).

The film explores how our favourite characters have changed, how they are growing up, and the challenges they face today, whilst retaining their trademark energy and sincerity.