A film from the series 'Chosen by Time'.

About the outstanding Ukrainian actor of theater and cinema Mykola Fedorovych Yakovchenko (1900-1974).

Vlad dreams of the mountains and hears the words of a poem from an unknown voice. He wakes up to an alarm clock and at first thinks everything is fine, but realizes that he has overslept. He quickly gets ready, hurries, but misses the bus. He comes to work and feels that life is gray and boring. There is a photo of mountains on his desk that reminds him of his dream. The boss comes in and says he needs to take care of the cat. Vlad is unhappy, but agrees. He talks to the cat. The cat speaks in verse. The hero understands what the animal is trying to say and what it is all about.

Vlad makes his first attempt to change the situation, goes to the door to leave, but his boss presses on his fear, and the hero breaks down and comes back. The cat inspires him again. Vlad leaves to resign, and his boss offers him a new position that he has long wanted. Vlad is frozen with surprise. At first he agrees, then he remembers his past life, realizes his choice, and leaves. Vlad turns to the cat with great gratitude and says "Thank you." The cat begins to recite a poem, and at the same time we see footage of the hero already moving towards his dream.

Vlad packs his things, takes his camera, takes photos, goes on trips and walks in the mountains.

This is not just a film. It is a story that could happen to anyone.

Vasyl is a young man who lives fast, loud and outwardly cheerful. But behind this facade lies a deep inner emptiness, an inability to accept himself, and a constant need for approval. Alcohol, gifts, loud parties – all this is just an attempt not to be alone with his fears. He seeks love, but is afraid of sincerity. He wants forgiveness but does not understand that it is not given for free.

This is a film about the journey. About falling and hope. About how important it is to have people around you who see more in you than you see in yourself.

This is a film about responsibility, about actions that speak louder than words, and about how the path to a better self is always nearby, even if it is not easy.

Filmed in the Carpathian Mountains, in the village of Starunia.

A barrage of gunfire, swarms of FPV drones, destroyed high-rise buildings and graves of civilians right in people’s backyards. All this is life on the front line in Kostiantynivka.

This video is an in-depth report from a city that the Russians are destroying. The enemy is indiscriminately targeting residential areas, churches and civilian infrastructure with all types of weaponry. They are mining the roads leading to shops and attacking civilian vehicles with drones.

The film features footage of the destruction of Kostiantynivka by the occupiers, the downing of an FPV drone, burning buildings, and civilians who remain in the city and speak of their reasons for staying. The final voices of a city breathing its last.