In a provincial Ukrainian town, everyone knows each other by name and they live like one big family. Baba Zina bakes pies, treats them to local teens ... and sells them drugs. Baba Zina is covered by the local criminal elite, she is the police. When the leader of the criminal elite comes in interest, Grandma Zina carefully offers him lunch. Because this is her own son ...

The film is part of a series of feature films Ukraine, goodbye! and film almanac Ukraine Goodbye.

Uncle Toli's wife hung up and the kids went abroad. He lives alone and feels very lonely. In order to dampen this feeling, Uncle Tol begins to commune with God. He prays daily and asks that God restore justice and cause not only him, but the rest of the people, to suffer. If everyone died and sinners were in extreme pain, Uncle Tol would be at peace. But God does not answer the prayers of his servant, and then Uncle Tolya decides to assume his functions.

The film is part of a series of feature films Ukraine, goodbye! And film almanac Ukraine Goodbye.

According to Anna Easy's play "Gas Boiler on Credit".
Sasha has a house in the village of Graceful and an exemplary, loving wife. They are expecting a second child, paying a loan for a large fridge, dreaming of saving money for a gas boiler. And in the future - to buy "Lanos" and wave the family to the Crimea. In order to bring all these unforgettable dreams to life, Sasha had to develop a clever scheme of monetary manipulation. By chance, Sasha's machinations are exposed. The trip to Crimea seems to be delayed.

The film is part of a series of feature films "Ukraine, goodbye!" And film almanac Ukraine Goodbye.

He is a truck driver at a nuclear waste disposal plant in the Chernobyl area. She works there in the laundry room. Their lives and work are subordinate to one rhythm and are scheduled by hour. But what drives their day-to-day mechanism?

The film is part of a series of feature films "Ukraine, goodbye!" And film almanac Ukraine Goodbye.

All his life, the movie hero wanted to go to America. Worst case – to Europe. However, his dreams were destined to come true only partially – only his kidney goes abroad…

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After the First World War, Transcarpathia experienced a revival of national identity. In early 1939, as Europe was preparing for another war, the struggle for control of the region intensified. In the difficult conditions of political and military confrontation, full independence of the Carpathian Ukraine was proclaimed.

But on the night of March 13-14, 1939, Hungary, with the support of Hitler's Germany, launched a war against the Carpathian Ukraine. After clashes with Czech troops, the army of the newly created Transcarpathian Carpathian Sich took control of the country. From the first hours of the Hungarian invasion part of the "Carpathian Sich" waged bloody battles with the dominant forces of the enemy along the line Uzhgorod-Mukachevo-Beregovo-Sevlyush. On March 16, 1939, after suffering heavy casualties, the enemy succeeded in capturing Khust, and on March 18, much of the territory of the Carpathian Ukraine was occupied by Hungarian troops. According to various sources, from 2 to 6,5 thousand people were killed in the protection of the Carpathian Ukraine.

The short period of existence of the Carpathian Ukraine became one of the most striking pages of the Carpathian Ukrainians' long-standing struggle for the establishment of statehood. The film combines three storylines - eyewitness stories, little-known documents, expertly captured landscapes and scenes. In order to make the film, footage from the cinematographer Kalenik Lysyuk, Czechoslovak military chronicles, as well as the materials of British journalist Michael Vinc and correspondent of the American New York Times Anne McCormick, who worked in the Carpathian Ukraine at the time as international observers, were used.