Porcelain War: Kicking Against the War through the Arts
“Once these ones hit, we’ll come home. Kisses.” When the world around you is falling apart, what...
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In the Rearview: Escape from war
Since the war began, more than 15 million Ukrainians have left their country seeking safety. In...
Iron Butterflies: Fire and Fury
We should have seen it coming. Iron Butterflies looks at Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 on July 17,...
Human Rights Watch Fest ’23: Freedom on Fire – Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom
Freedom on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight For Freedom sees Israeli-American director Evgeny Afineevsky...
A House Made of Splinters – Pain and Hope
?Hope dies last.? The Oscar?-nominated documentary A House Made of Splinters, directed by Simon...
My Name Is Sara – A Unique Too Common Story
?You have to survive. It will be our revenge.? Steven Oritt?s premiere feature film, My Name Is...
Sniper: The White Raven – Is this Ukraine’s soul?
Sniper: The White Raven is the story Ukraine wants to tell about itself in the midst of its war...
Reflection – War and aftermath
Valentyn Vasyanovych?s Reflection is a look at war and its aftermath. The film is part of Film...
Almost Holy – Are These Good Deeds Moral?
In the streets of Mariupol, Ukraine, abandoned and orphaned children face a life of addiction and abuse. For many years, Pastor Gennadiy Mokhnenko has made a name for himself by creating the largest children?s rehab facility in the former Soviet Union.