Andrii Storchak

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A comprehensive study exploring the origins and fall of the Old Rus' pantheon of gods worshiped by the ancestors of Ukrainians. The film covers the emergence of the Slavs as an ethnic group and the Christianization of Kievan Rus, delving into Prince Volodymyr’s inner state and the objective reasons why he established the pagan pantheon, dissolved it just eleven years later, and ultimately tipped the scales in favor of Christianity.

A young guy who is a fan of caricatures has a crush on his classmate. He wants to confess his feelings to her through a drawing. He waits for an appropriate moment to hand over a drawing at a party, but gets bullied instead and receives huge insecurities that he must fight.

Young Kolya tries to escape from the harsh wartime reality and the fear of growing up. He meets a vibrant girl who seems to help him.

Oleg's painstaking search for freedom is interrupted by the sudden return of his ex-girlfriend back to Ukraine, calling into question Oleg's lifestyle in the context of the Russo-Ukrainian War.

Nina, a young woman, is seeing a psychologist who lacks proper qualifications, relies on outdated methods, and subtly manipulates vulnerable patients. She suddenly encounters a former classmate who, unlike her, has already moved past his trauma. Nina, however, remains trapped in fruitless self-reflection, sincerely believing she is healing.

No synopsis available yet.

A comprehensive study exploring the origins and fall of the Old Rus' pantheon of gods worshiped by the ancestors of Ukrainians. The film covers the emergence of the Slavs as an ethnic group and the Christianization of Kievan Rus, delving into Prince Volodymyr’s inner state and the objective reasons why he established the pagan pantheon, dissolved it just eleven years later, and ultimately tipped the scales in favor of Christianity.

Young Kolya tries to escape from the harsh wartime reality and the fear of growing up. He meets a vibrant girl who seems to help him.

Oleg's painstaking search for freedom is interrupted by the sudden return of his ex-girlfriend back to Ukraine, calling into question Oleg's lifestyle in the context of the Russo-Ukrainian War.

Nina, a young woman, is seeing a psychologist who lacks proper qualifications, relies on outdated methods, and subtly manipulates vulnerable patients. She suddenly encounters a former classmate who, unlike her, has already moved past his trauma. Nina, however, remains trapped in fruitless self-reflection, sincerely believing she is healing.