The series is based on the comedy YouTube project Volunteers About Volunteers.

The protagonists are Ukrainian women and men who never get tired of donating, closing fundraisers, buying, bringing, sending, who know who to call and where to go to get everything the superheroes need in pixels from the ground. These are married couples, old friends, and new acquaintances who are united by a great common cause – volunteering. They manage not only to help, but also to joke, fall in love, work things out and support each other through the twists and turns of life.

Volunteers  |  Volunteers 2

Season 1

Anton Kniazevych, a student of the Economics Department of a Kyiv university, made a bet with the rector and won the election of the village head. Together with his loyal friends, fellow students Bohdan Kravets and Milana Krasnova, he spent the whole summer looking for ways to save the village from decline. In the end, the team figured out how to ensure Antonivka's economic independence and reached out to the hearts of its residents. As a bonus, all the characters met their love, and Knyazevich also received a grant to study in the United States.

Season 2

The events take place in the same Antonivka a year after the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The village learns to live in wartime conditions, and former friends and partners Anton and Bogdan suddenly become competitors. The protagonists' personal lives are also not going well, especially Knyazevich's. This time, the love triangle looks much more hopeless than it did before. And the problem that the protagonists are solving is much more serious. It's about the loss of Antonivka, which the neighbouring large village of Dubtsi is trying to absorb.

The first movie of adventure film "With a Stool through the Himalayas".

They left work. Say goodbye to loved ones. They collected their backpacks, crossed themselves - and went east. They saw a world they would never see on the Discovery Channel. They experienced emotions that cannot be forgotten. They made a movie about it.

Mongolia. Street performances in city squares and in the middle of the Gobi Desert. From staircase to staircase, from yurt to yurt, on trains, jeeps, motorcycles, camels, horses. On foot. And everywhere with them - the usual stool from ordinary Kiev cuisine. Why is it needed?

    Movie Two: Tibet is illegal
    Movie Three: The Stool

Friday is the best time for fun.

The film is part of an almanac of Ukrainian short films Mudaki. Arabesque.