The adaptation of Taras Shevchenko's poem "Causal".

War divides lovers; the young bride, unable to stand apart, loses her mind and dies. The young man returns alive and unharmed, but when he sees the death of his beloved, he breaks down to death. Nevertheless, they remain together forever.

The story of Said Arifova, a Crimean Tatar, who twice rescued 88 Jewish orphans during World War II: first, by the Nazis, extraditing children to Crimean Tatars, and second, by NKVD troops deporting the Crimean Tatars in May 1944, that these children are Jewish.

Saide is a caregiver at an orphanage for Tatar orphans. She is approached for help by a boy, Yitzhak, who, along with other Jewish children, is hiding from the Nazis. The girl has a difficult moral dilemma – to help the children or, in saving their own lives, to refuse them? Despite the deadly threat, the girl takes care of the dangerous pupils and turns the little Jews into Tatars – giving them new names, teaching languages, customs and prayers. But will they be able to deceive the punishers and escape from death? ..

The film is based on real events.

Andrew's parents slaughtered a pig to make a traditional Ukrainian dish – blood type – for Masha's future daughter-in-law. They want to meet her as their own, treat her the best – a dish of pig blood. But Masha is Jewish. And no one except Andrew knows about it.

The film is a part of the short film short film Ukrainian New Wave 20/16+

Three women. Three different incarnations. Love, jealousy, loneliness of each of them. One name is Medea. The myth carried forward these days has the same solution, but in different ways.

The film is part of the Cannes Evening 2017 short film almanac.

To provide his son with training abroad, Victor sells weapons to two conflicting parties in eastern Ukraine. But the machine is known to have a return.

The film is part of the Cannes Evening 2017 short film almanac.