It is no secret that in recent years, Ukrainian cinema has lift in spirits and accumulated enough resources for a "Oscar" scandal. Good to know that there are people who know how to direct this lift into a completely peaceful, and most importantly - a beautiful course. As a result October 25th till November 1st participants and guests of Molodist Film Festival will be able to visit the photo exhibition entitled "Fіlms creating history. The new age of Ukrainian cinema". The exhibition was initiated and organized by FILM.UA Group with the assistance of Media Resources Management. THe project was held under the auspices of #KіnoKraina
The exhibition includes backstage photographs of 15 Ukrainian films, both completed and those that are in production, from 2010 to the present day. Each film has a brief description, including a synopsis and a list of the main members of the crew. The project aims not only to present films that have become iconic for our cinema, but to convey the inspiration and desire to create to other authors.
List of presented films: "My joy" (Sergei Loznitsa, 2010), "F***ckers Arabesques" (18 authors, 2011), "Gaamer" (Oleg Sentsov, 2011), "Cross" (Marina Vroda, 2011), "Eternal Homecoming" (Kira Muratova, 2012), "Unforgotten Shadows" (Lyubomyr Levitsky, 2013), "Borthers. The final confession" (Victoria Trofimenko, 2013), "Parajanov" (Elena Fetisova, Serge Avedikian, 2013), #BABYLON’13 (various authors, 2013 – project continues), "The Tribe" (Myroslav Slaboshpitsky, 2014), "Trumpeter" (Anatoliy Mateshko, 2014), "The Guide" (Oles Sanin, 2014), "Battle for Sevastopol" (Sergei Mokritsky, 2015), "Okean Elzy. Backstage" (Sergei Bukovsky, 2015), "Maksym Osa" (Ivan Sautkin, 2016).
"This is by no means an exhaustive list of names and titles; their mix creates Ukrainian cinema, which can help us understand not only life but our own selves. This photo exhibition organized by FILM.UA Group is an attempt to document facts becoming a part of national film history right before our eyes", - comments Andrei Alferov
Incidentally, this is not the only example of cooperation between FILM.UA Group and Molodist. Firstly, as you know, during the festival the company will give a prize to the winner of Boat Meeting pitching, and its experts will carry out a bunch of master classes within the educational platform Talent Workshop.
And for dessert - the video created by Animagrad for Molodist:
