Ukraine (The article continues below - Commercial information) 334 articles available in total starting from 19/05/2010. Last article published on 13/10/2026. page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 32 33 34 next Ukrainian Film Festival Berlin will explore “Emergency Spaces” in its seventh editionRunning from 14 to 18 October, the festival will present nine Ukrainian films in its main programme, alongside short films, retrospectives and special screenings 13/10 | Festivals | Awards | Germany/UkraineOleh Sentsov gears up to shoot Kai in UkraineThe Ukrainian filmmaker’s first fiction feature since Rhino is set against the backdrop of Ukraine’s Revolution of Dignity and the early years of the Russo-Ukrainian War 08/10 | Production | Funding | Ukraine/Poland/Czech Republic/Germany/FranceIlmar Raag’s A Girl from Tallinn in post-productionThe six-part mystery-thriller unfolds in Tallinn and Kyiv across two timelines, as a decades-old murder investigation drags the past back into the present 17/09 | Production | Funding | Estonia/Ukraine/BulgariaTo Die to Live triumphs at the 17th Odesa International Film FestivalThe film has scooped two of the Golden Duke statuettes, while the remaining two went to Valentyn Vasyanovych’s To the Victory! and Alli Haapasalo’s Tell Everyone 08/09 | Odesa 2026 | AwardsInterview: Helena Maksyom • Director of Don't Ask Me if I Killed"I realised that I could be killed at any moment, and I wanted my friends to have some kind of memory of me"The Ukrainian filmmaker shares her experience of war trauma and what she thinks it takes to remain at least a little sane in an extreme reality 26/08 | Sarajevo 2026 | Documentary CompetitionReview: Don’t Ask Me If I KilledHelena Maksyom’s Ukrainian frontline documentary shows us the labours of war through her eyes and her filmic diary as a civilian-turned-soldier 25/08 | Sarajevo 2026 | Documentary CompetitionOdesa reveals the programme line-up for its 17th editionFilms from around the world will vie for the festival’s Golden Duke, while Ukrainian films take centre stage in the national competition, gala premieres and retrospective 20/08 | Odesa 2026Interview: Isabelle Stever, Anna Melikova • Director and screenwriter of I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming“We wanted the war to exist on a linguistic and emotional level, rather than simply through images of destruction”The director and screenwriter discuss their film about a Ukrainian couple simultaneously navigating one partner’s gender transition and the devastating consequences of the Russian invasion 11/08 | Locarno 2026 | CompetitionReview: I Rarely Wake Up DreamingIsabelle Stever’s latest feature, written by Ukraine's Anna Melikova, is an ode to freedom and nonconformity in a world ruled by violence and injustice 11/08 | Locarno 2026 | CompetitionEXCLUSIVE: Production gets under way on Arturas Jevdokimovas’ See What I SayThe Lithuanian-Italian-Ukrainian hybrid documentary uses sign language and 360-degree technology to immerse hearing audiences in the perceptual world of its deaf protagonists 10/08 | Production | Funding | Lithuania/Italy/Ukraine page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 32 33 34 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)