EXCLUSIVE: Paris-based MMM Films has acquired international sales rights for Ukrainian director Mykyta Gibalenko’s drama Camouflage and released a first clip for the film ahead of its world premiere ...
"At a time when Russia continues its war of aggression against Ukraine, systematically destroying our cities, cultural heritage and national identity, granting one of the world’s most prestigious ...
The Ukrainian government criticized American filmmaker Woody Allen for making an appearance at the Moscow International Film Week festival and revealing that he would be open to making a movie in ...
EXCLUSIVE: Jolt is partnering with Propagate Content to support the North America, UK, Australia, Latin America, and Asia release of Ukraine war documentary A Simple Soldier. The partnership will ...
Director Ilya Khrzhanovsky is defending his upcoming film DAU against attacks by the government of Ukraine that it represents Russian propaganda and should not be screened at the Venice Film Festival ...
Woody Allen’s appearance at a Russian film festival has garnered the condemnation of Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry, who called the filmmakers participation “a disgrace and an insult” to the victims of ...
Experiencing joy in wartime might sound like an impossibility, but members of the LGBTQ community in Ukraine are proving it’s not only achievable, but even a form of resistance. Diva Monroe, a trans ...
Leading Ukrainian producer Volodymyr Yatsenko (“Reflection,” “Atlantis”), who’s currently at the Cannes Marché du Film as part of European Film Promotion’s Producers on the Move, has unveiled a slate ...
The Sunny Bunny film festival, which showed films like "Queer" and "Peter Hujar's Day," persevered this April despite a Russian missile attack on Kyiv. The penultimate day of the third edition of ...
A documentary capturing first-person accounts of the Holodomor, the man-made famine in Soviet Ukraine in 1932-1933 that starved millions to death, is now available to view in full on the Minnesota PBS ...
The feature film, directed by Polish filmmakers Maciej Ślesicki and Filip Hillesland, follows five women fighting to save themselves and their loved ones amid "the harsh realities of the current war ...
Ilya Khrzhanovsky says attacks on his film, including from the Ukraine Ministry of Culture, are factually wrong and misrepresent the movie. “DAU is not an instrument of Russian state cultural policy.