The Interception Game explores the unlikely wartime bond between Ukrainian soldiers and footballers through the true story of the Mykhailenko brothers – Serhii, an air-defense commander, and Mykola, a player on Ukraine's Olympic football team. 

While one risks his life on the frontline, the other represents his nation on the global sporting stage of the 2024 Paris Olympics. 

The film reveals how victories in football offer hope to those in war – and how both battles are fought for the same future. A story of brotherhood, resilience, and the invisible thread connecting stadiums and trenches.

This is the story of a man who turned Ukrainian dance into an explosion of emotion and drive. Pavlo Virskyi (1905-1975) is a choreographer who transformed the stage into a battlefield for beauty and freedom, and every movement into a small theater. The legendary Virskyi Ensemble conquered stages from Paris to Tokyo, received standing ovations in the world's most prestigious halls, and made audiences applaud while standing. His virtuoso productions, from dizzying hopaks to complex multi-figure compositions, have become the benchmark of mastery that no one has yet surpassed.

Archival footage, memories of friends and students, incredible performances and behind-the-scenes secrets reveal how his dance survived wars, censorship, and time to continue to inspire and impress today.

Introvert – the state and feelings of the main character. Locked in himself, being in the “four walls”, the character is in constant reflections and philosophy of the present, at the same time looking for answers to questions and trying to answer one of them that worries him the most “Who i am?”, that is, who he is in his whole life.

During several years of unsuccessful searches for an answer, he decided to turn to a mystic and began to study certain phenomena, one of which is the world of the looking glass.

This is how the main character tries to make a decision in his life, turning to the secret demons of his soul.