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Against heavy odds, fictional films are being made in Ukraine.

While explosions are deafening Ukrainian soldiers at the front, the din from abrupt personnel changes at the top in Kyiv is also numbing.

European film agencies, festivals and organizations could do more to support Ukrainian filmmakers.

Ukraine’s film industry has become a powerful force of storytelling, reflecting the country’s journey. Now, Ukrainian cinema is undergoing a renaissance, attracting attention from global platforms.

A Pussy Riot retrospective in Montreal blurs boundaries between art and activism.

“Guys, leave me here. I can’t walk,” pleads a Ukrainian soldier sitting in a narrow trench under constant Russian bombardment.

The struggle to seize the pile of waste in the wasteland that was the town of Avdiivka could be the latest project for one of Ukraine’s best-known filmmakers. Instead he is fighting in the trenches.

For two weeks, the Russians have mounted attack after attack. For two weeks, Ukrainian drones and artillery have blasted the assault columns into oblivion.

Warsaw Film Festival spotlights young protagonists and timely topics with 'Glass House,' 'I Don’t Love You Anymore,' 'I Won’t Die' among premieres.

In Rostov-on-Don, Russia, Justice Info attended a hearing where defence witnesses of the alleged members of “Azov” battalion were given the floor.