The film is dedicated to the heroic deeds of Ukrainian firefighters and rescuers, who are the first to deal with the consequences of rocket strikes every day and save lives.

The film focuses on the rescuers of the 25th fire and rescue unit of the city of Kyiv. They are not abstract heroes but ordinary people with families, fears, and responsibilities who, in critical moments, become the backbone of entire districts of the city.

The film combines the scale of testimonies and archives that the film's creative team has been compiling since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. In particular, it shows the work of rescuers in Bakhmut, Pokrovsk, Kharkiv, Kyiv, Irpin, Dnipro, and Kramatorsk, combined with observations of the heroes' lives outside of work – where strength is born from care and compassion.

Since February 24, 2022, Russia has been waging a full-scale war against freedom-loving Ukraine. The international community continues to be impressed by the courage and resilience of Ukrainians.
"The Battle for Freedom" is a unique VR-360 project that allows you to feel the horrors of this war and the scale of destruction through the "presence effect".

Overall, VR 360 format can be more valuable for documenting war crimes and horrors of war because it creates a more realistic and emotionally charged scene, preserves all the details and aspects of what is happening, and can be used for review and education.

An atmospheric documentary by Ukraїner about how in January 2023, young people from all over Ukraine united in three initiatives and went to Slobozhanshchyna to make a nativity scene. The boys and girls were creating a Christmas celebration for residents of the liberated settlements who had survived the occupation and the horrors of Russian terror.

The idea belongs to Ukraïner volunteer Viktor Perfetsky from the Podillia town of Berezhany. A similar campaign called “Christmas Together” existed in the 2000s. Back then, families in western Ukraine hosted children from the east and south for Christmas to introduce them to the traditions that have been preserved in Galicia, Volyn, and Podillia.

Based on James Gedley Chase's novel Stone Jungle, the events of which were brought back to Ukrainian territory in the early 1990s.

Former "paratrooper" Yura on the way to the Crimean resort rescues from a gang of punks the guitarist Roma. In gratitude, he helps Yuri get a job with a familiar director of the Sozo camp site.

On the way to Soso, friends stop by with a trailer. The driver of the car - a young woman - offers Yuri and Romi to drive the car themselves, while she rests in the trailer, the boys agree and get into the car, and the girl goes into the van. But here they come to the place, go to wake the girl and find in her trailer the corpse of an elderly man. Searching for the dead, Yura finds the key to the camera and the map. Deciding that they will get in trouble, friends hurry to leave and finally get to their destination ...

There are periods in a person's life path when it is necessary to make decisions, to give something, to put up with something, and to stand for something.

At dawn the mother blesses her son on the way, he is escorted by his father, together they go to the station. There's a guy waiting for him, a girl who not only escorts, but even meets with him on the road. The father does not let – they stay here, and the hero – the child – goes to where he is waiting for a new life. Without the father's watchful eye, the mother's guardianship, and the maiden's tears.