Films

Carpathians, Ukraine, early 18th century. The brutal rule of the Polish nobility forces the Hutsuls to flee into the mountains. Two brothers, Oleksa and Ivan Dovbush, become outlaws — opryshoks — and embark on a quest for revenge after the murder of their parents.

A Ukrainian space trucker named Andriy Melnyk is hauling nuclear waste toward Jupiter. Earth suddenly explodes, leaving him completely alone except for his witty robot companion, Maxim. His isolation changes when he picks up a distress call from a French scientist named Catherine.

Cuba and Alaska follows two young Ukrainian women who leave their civilian lives behind to serve as military paramedics on the front lines. Amid the horrors of war, they find friendship, love, and hope for a peaceful future.

Inna, an aspiring Ukrainian singer, leaves her dreams behind to sing for soldiers fighting on the front lines, reviving an ancient outlawed musical tradition.

Followed by Q&A with Gladden Rangel

Home. A Place of Strength tells the stories of Ukrainians whose lives were shattered by russia's full-scale invasion and the volunteers helping them rebuild. Through intimate stories of loss, survival, and resilience, the film explores what home truly means: not just a place, but a source of strength, family, and belonging.

Soldiers of Song follows Ukraine's most beloved musicians as they use the power of music to unite and inspire their war-torn nation. Featuring Slava Vakarchuk, Andriy Khlyvnyuk, Svitlana Tarabarova, and other artists, the film captures their personal experiences of war, resilience, and resistance.

Followed by Q&A with Ryan Smith