An unusual look at the revolution through the eyes of artists, museum workers and curators trying to capture the fast-paced present. The revolution is changing the social and political landscape, but first and foremost, the real landscape. The center of none of the European capitals has long looked like the recent Independence Square. It simultaneously resembled a medieval carnival and futuristic fantasy. "This is a total installation", – says Maidan in the film by artist Alex Sai. Just like at a carnival, everyday objects change their purpose during the revolution. Between painted police shields and attributes of overthrown power, they suddenly become museum artifacts.

The film's characters are Alexander Reitburd, Pavel Klubnikin, Alexei Sai, Ivan Semesyuk, Alice Lozhkin and others.

Behind Sholem Aleichem's novel of the same name.

Ukraine, 1905. In a small Jewish town live in neighboring houses ten-year-old Shimek and girl Buza. Despite their young age, they feel a light feeling of love for each other. Imagination takes them from the misery of life to a magical land where they are prince and princess in their kingdom.

Years pass, and Shimek leaves his parents' home. In the twist of life's vicissitudes, he forgets about Buzia. Some time later, Shimek receives a letter from his parents from which he learns of Boozy's wedding. The guy returns to his hometown. He meets elderly parents, as well as Buzia, who turned into a sex girl during his absence. She is a bride, but not him, but another. Shimek realizes that first love still lives in his heart ...

The story of Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky's tragic love for the young pole Helena Chaplinskaya.

The film's action unfolds from 1647 and shows a period of uprising of the Ukrainian Cossacks against the Polish nobility, provoked by the Chigirin sub-teen Danilo Chaplinsky, who, in the absence of Bohdan Khmelnitsky, attacked his village in Subotov, kidnapped his wife, Helenby, and his wife Helen.

Almanac of Ukrainian short films.

• Blood
• A peasant angel
• Sonnet 132

The first part of the trilogy My childhood.

Based on the story of the same name by Nodar Dumbadze.

The story of the incomprehensible power of blood, its call. The protagonist, an 11-year-old Nodar boy, loses his parents and faces the choice of living with his grandmother (mother's mother) or grandfather (father's father). The conflict of sincere, genuine, loving hearts is resolved naturally, based on mutual respect and protection of the right to choose a human being - a child growing up in the eyes ...

The film is included in the short film short film Young Ukrainian Cinema. Almanac # 4.

The second part of the trilogy "My childhood". Based on the story of the Ukrainian writer Stepan Vasylchenko "The Musical Angel".

The action takes place in the Carpathian Village, the main characters are a little boy Ivashko, 6 years old and his mother Maria. The story of one Christmas evening, in which everyone has a box of honey with honey. But in the house of our heroes she is without honey this time, because of this the main character Ivashko is very upset and goes to ask for honey from the holy angel.

The film is included in the short film short film Young Ukrainian Cinema. Almanac # 4.

Experimental cartoon which unites various techniques – puppet, sand & water (ebru) animations. About friendship, love and necessity to pay attention not only to the visual appeal:

… Remember this!

Beauty can deceive.

It’s what’s inside that counts,

As all good creatures knows…

Based on the work of Torgni Lindgren's Bumblebee Honey.

The two Hutsul brothers always divided everything into two: mother, toys, right to be called the best, one woman, one son. But there was an event in their life after which they had not spoken for 40 years. In their provincial town a writer arrives to read a lecture about the saints and the wicked at a local monastery. Among the listeners is a grandfather named Wojtko. The writer gradually enters Voitko's life and meets his brother. It becomes a link between two brothers whose meaning of life lies in the confrontation: one who will live longer and will not comfort the other with his death.

The film shows the Ukrainian Revolution of Dignity on the Kiev Independence Square in the winter of 2013-2014, caused by the violent crackdown on the peaceful demonstration of students by a detachment of the special forces militia Golden eagle, which led to the overthrow of the regime of President Viktor Yanukovych.

Yevgeny Afineevsky and his team interviewed protesters, activists, medical professionals, artists and clergy who represented different generations, social classes, nationalities and religions, including a 12-year volunteer.

The film documents the struggles of Ukrainian protesters who stood their ground, despite the bloodshed, despair and difficult conditions.