The film is about the indomitable Ukrainian power engineers who, despite all the enemy's criminal intentions, heroically kept the country from an energy apocalypse. Viewers will see what critical energy facilities looked like after the rocket attacks and how the system works from the inside.

The film was made possible thanks to the support of NPC Ukrenergo and DTEK Group.

A short promotional film for the educational program "021: Audiovisual Arts" (Lviv Ivan Franko National University) reveals the invisible side of the creative process.

The film consists of three layers: the perfect shot — what the audience sees; chaotic rehearsals — what is usually hidden; and the central presence of the producer — a figure who does not control, but connects, listens, and holds.

Through choreography, actor interactions, and rhythm of editing, this work shows: art does not appear instantly. It requires tension, presence, and trust.
The producer on screen is not the hero of the scene, but the person who holds the space for art to be born.

This is a story not about fame, but about responsibility. Not about control, but about deep humanity — at the center of a process that often cracks at the seams.

https://youtu.be/-sCjcs5rpr4

Based on the story of Mykola Leskov's "The Beast" and "The Lives of St. Sergius of Radonezh".

The story of how a six-year-old boy brought up in love, faith in God, was deeply traumatized by the behavior of his uncle, who was brutally harassed by a bear. Uncle, under the influence of a child and family, is ready to repent.

Sketch from the roof of a Kiev skyscraper.

Kyiv resident Pavlo Zubyuk looks at his city from here. Here he reads poems to friends and drinks evening coffee. "From the roof" you can see the Olympic Stadium, fans of "Euro", patrol helicopters, police and domestic cats. From here you can see a different Kyiv. Hence, the "Euro" is heard and seen differently.

The films are included in the almanac of documentaries "Out of the Euro".