The adaptation of Taras Shevchenko's poem "Causal".

War divides lovers; the young bride, unable to stand apart, loses her mind and dies. The young man returns alive and unharmed, but when he sees the death of his beloved, he breaks down to death. Nevertheless, they remain together forever.

Andrew's parents slaughtered a pig to make a traditional Ukrainian dish – blood type – for Masha's future daughter-in-law. They want to meet her as their own, treat her the best – a dish of pig blood. But Masha is Jewish. And no one except Andrew knows about it.

The film is a part of the short film short film Ukrainian New Wave 20/16+

Based on the story of Fyodor Dostoyevsky Lagidna (Rus. Krotkaya).

A woman lives alone on the outskirts of a village in Russia. One day, she receives a parcel she had previously sent to her prisoner husband. It says "return to sender". Shocked and confused, the woman sees no choice but to go to jail in a remote area of ​​the country for explanations.

Thus begins the story of the fight against this impenetrable fortress, a prison where the forces of social evil are always on guard. With the fear of violence and humiliation, in the face of all opposition, our heroine embarks on a journey in the blind pursuit of justice.

Based on the book by Nikita Kozhumiak's Anton Siyanika.

Continuing the story of the famous hero Cyril Kozhumyaka, who defeated the last Serpent, only the main character of this story was his 12-year-old son Nikita, who does not possess the amazing physical strength of his father and only by virtue of his character must defeat the Serpent and save the world. In the magical world of Nikita and his new friends there will be many funny and dynamic adventures. It is an amazing tale with a fascinating story and a happy ending, which tells of genuine feelings, true friendship and the fact that true heroism is not in physical strength, but in the power of spirit.

Maintaining the work of schools in Ukraine is an attempt to reclaim at least a part of everyday life that existed before the full-scale invasion (before 24 February 2022 and in some regions, even earlier, in 2014).

Without interviews, voiceovers or reconstructions, Timestamp allows the audience to glimpse how the war affects the daily life of students and teachers. The film has a patchwork structure: it explores the functioning of schools in offline and online formats in these terrible times, both at the frontline and beyond. It demonstrates how everyday life is intertwined with constant danger.