The film was created to celebrate the anniversary of Roman Kofman, a prominent contemporary musician, writer, composer, and long-time chief conductor of the National Philharmonic Orchestra of Ukraine.

The film features world-renowned musicians and composers – friends and colleagues of the hero of the day: Arvo Pärt, Valentyn Sylvestrov, Gia Kancheli, Gidon Kremer, Eliso Virsaladze, Natalia Gutman, Stig Andersen and others. The film also features Ada Rohovtseva and Kirill Karabits, a student of Roman Isakovich. Memoirs of Roman Kofman himself and his wife Iryna Sablina are intertwined with quotes from the maestro's books, his poems and music performed by him.

A film from the documentary series Songs of the Heart.

About the song "Two Colours" (Oleksandr Bilash - Dmytro Pavlychko, 1964).

The sixth film in the documentary series Big Russian Lies.

The film tells how Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Kremlin money, connections and lies are bringing Russians back under the white flag and as neutral participants on the sports field.

History | Literature | Cinema | Art | Media | Sport

Adaptation of the eponymous work by Olga Kobylianska.

Maksim, a promising young ethnographer and postgraduate student, arrives in the village of Rusalino to collect a lot of old folklore items for his research papers in 1993. It was Lyuba, a student from Maksim’s college, who had persuaded him to come to the village, because her aunt, Varvara lives there, and the area is famous for having preserved many old folk songs, stories and local folk customs. More importantly, the girl believes that their scientific journey will bring them closer together, because she is deeply in love with Maksim. But alas, Lyuba had not anticipated that here, in Rusalino, Maksim will meet Rada, a beautiful gypsy girl, who will steal his heart forever.

Film 8 from the film series Unknown Ukraine. Essays on our history.

Unsuccessful march to the Northern Black Sea against the Scythians of Persian king Darius. A poetic tale of the elusive Scythians.