November 21, 19:00

PALACE OF ARTS «UKRAINIAN HOUSE»

Khreshchatyk St, 2

The short film selection from "Kino Susidiv" Film Festival features local stories told by talented filmmakers from Uzhhorod, Lviv, and Ivano-Frankivsk. They tell us about how the locals live and what they care about when the world is slowly slipping away from them.

Screening duration: 81 min

Trigger and content warnings: air raid alert

The films are screened in OV with Ukrainian and English subtitles

MATERNITY

Natalia Ilchuk

Ukraine, France / 2019, 17 min

A film about the fatigue of a mother of two kids who lives constantly in a state of physical and emotional exhaustion.

SAVE ME, DOCTOR!

Dmytro Hreshko

Ukraine / 2020, 19 min

SAVE ME, DOCTOR! tells a story of an ambulance crew that works in Kyiv during on New Year's Eve. The film revolves around three main characters — a doctor, a paramedic and a driver, as well as their patients, whom they encounter during the work shift.

KHARKIV MUSIC FEST DID HAPPEN

Vyacheslav Turyanytsya

Ukraine / 2022, 14 min

On February 24, 2022, a full-scale war was launched against Ukraine by the Russian Federation. All willing men and women joined the Armed Forces and Territorial Defense, the volunteer movement was mobilized, and refugee assistance centers were set up. The protagonist, student Serhiy, volunteers daily at a humanitarian hub for IDPs in Uzhhorod, but feels guilty for not doing enough to win the war. Meanwhile, Serhiy's friend, who has nowhere to live, comes to town.

OMEN OF WONDER

Oleksandr Hoisan

Ukraine / 2021, 18 min

Ruslan Martsinkiv is a national conservative politician, the mayor of Ivano-Frankivsk – one of the largest cities in the western part of Ukraine. He is supported by a record number of citizens, but in October 2020, when the city was at the center of the second wave of COVID-19, there was uncertainty about the implementation of a number of unclear solutions. Meanwhile, the election race began in which the incumbent mayor was taking part. These circumstances forced the city into becoming a field of political agitation – all of which was an obstacle for the mayor’s political ambitions. This composition of ordeals, of which the mayor was at the forefront, blended into an eccentric time period. Perhaps only a real wonder could transform this situation of kaleidoscope into an organic whole.

IT IS QUIET HERE.

Olena Podolianko, Novruz Hikmet

Ukraine / 2022, 13 min

A young couple is torn from the world for one long night in a hotel room in a town near the border. That night they agreed not to talk about the war. Completely lost in each other' s small world, they don't realize when the morning comes and force them to go back to reality.

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