For over ten years, Kyiv artists Ada Rybachuk and Volodymyr Melnychenko have been working on the project of the Park of Memory at Baykovy Hill in Kyiv. Next to the world-famous building of the Halls of Farewell at Kyiv crematorium (architect Avraam Miletsky), Rybachuk and Melnychenko created a series of monumental, unique sculptures over 2000 square meters in size, which represented various key tragedies from the history of mankind. However, at the beginning of 1982, the local authorities decided to cancel the work on the Wall, and to pour concrete over several hundred square meters of ready sculptures. This decision was one of the largest-scale acts of art censorship in the USSR.

The debut film by Serhiy Bukovsky, created at the Ukrainian documentary film studio, gave birth to a new critical wave of Ukrainian non-fiction films. Having received a request to create a film with a seemingly hopeless topic, which has long been overused by Soviet propaganda – the life of a provincial poultry plant – Bukovsky unexpectedly created a film about the deep social crisis of Soviet society. Instead of the typical presentation of socialist work, the film demonstrates the day-to-day dead-end lives of Soviet working women, whose social status strips them of any prospects for a better life.

The story of the tragic love of the young lead singer of the popular teenage pop group "Vacations" Andrey Dymov and the equally young, but quite experienced and professional "priestess of love" Masha.

Because podcasts have a limit, a person who loves his mother + his father would want to make ice or steel or else have a cemetery so that his mother does not suffer for anyone.

We hear readings from Dovzhenko's diary and hear how the great suffering of the Ukrainian people caused him to move away from beauty for its own sake to the search for truth, expressed in his two harrowing wartime documentaries. Stalin's 1944 ban on Dovzhenko's Ukraine in Flames screenplay and his subsequent exile to Moscow had a profound impact on him.

A phantasmagoria about the struggle between the USSR and Israel for the last Jewish family remaining in Odessa.

Japanese death photographer Tsurisaki Kiyotaka is back, with his own unique vision of our planet. The Wasteland is a look into the aftermath of war, religion, and other evil facets that aid in the destruction of Earth.

Young activists attempt an armed attack leading to betrayal. A former member haunts her, exploring violence, beliefs, friendship, and love against societal crises.

Follows the adventurous story of a hen desperate to raise a family, a terrible human tragedy unfolds in the background.