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«Золота пальмова гілка» Канн 1983: у гірському селі ті, кому виповнилося 70, мають зійти на гору помирати — і черга старої Орін уже цієї зими.
За повістю Сітіро Фукадзави — нова версія фільму Кейске Кіносіти 1958 року; Орін грає Суміко Сакамото.
The first Ukrainian site on the list: the European Film Academy added the Dovzhenko Film Studio to its Treasures of European Film Culture in April 2026.
A book about Zhovten: Liudmyla Gordeladze directed the cinema from 2000 to 2018.
MEDIA calls 2027: TV & Online Content, and Audience Development and Film Education.
Wales, 1999: a 16-year-old is convinced aliens abducted her father and enlists a local UFO expert.
A camera as witness: a young filmmaker turns to her mother, her peers and herself to talk about sexual assault.
22 years on the shelf: Illienko’s directing debut, written by Ivan Drach, was shot in 1965, banned, and first screened only in 1987.
Restored print with the Dovzhenko Centre: Yurii Illienko’s parable about old Levko, who tends the village well and waits for his sons.
The last lighthouse keepers: a filmmaker in crisis sets out to find them — and herself.
A second chance: after a fatal mistake, teenage Danny is mentored by the social worker who once failed him.
Special Jury Award for Creative Vision at Sundance 2026; also screened at the Berlinale.
A lost golf club leads a 17-year-old worker at an elite club near Manila to violent truths.
Crystal Bear and Grand Prix of Generation Kplus at the Berlinale; Brazil’s Oscar submission.
Football and a secret: Gugu dreams of playing soccer and hides his grandmother’s illness so his father won’t take him away.
A filmmaker’s ghost in Patagonia: freed after a century in a glacier, Lucien Castelnau drifts through a futuristic world.
The family business is a haunted house: 16-year-old Caity covers for her father when he relapses.
Caméra d’Or and FIPRESCI Prize at Cannes 2026.
After the genocide, Vénéranda works for reconciliation, until a family crisis tests her beliefs.
A Sufi town where pilgrims and wanderers surrender together to music and trance.
Oleksandr Roshchyn’s On a Stringer was selected for Raindance’s Narrative Short program.
Opening film of CPH:DOX 2026: Pieter-Jan De Pue shot it on 16mm over about nine years.
A decade of war through the eyes of young people from frontline Mariinka.
Grand Jury Prize at Sundance 2026 in World Cinema Dramatic.
Twelve cows and a betrayal: a Kosovo family loses everything when their own brother steals the herd.
Truckers in love: a lonely French driver meets a Polish colleague and tries to make room for love in a punishing job.
Oleksandr Roshchyn’s On a Stringer was selected for Raindance’s Narrative Short program.
A Sufi town where pilgrims and wanderers surrender together to music and trance.
International premiere at CinEast 2026 in Luxembourg; Mykola But himself helped evacuate civilians.
Donbas, a choice without a choice: flee or stay — and the volunteers who evacuate people and animals under fire.
The Debut Association: three films from 1988–1993, including Andriy Donchyk’s The Death of the Gods.
Two centuries later, engineers and Andean muleteers retrace the historic crossing of the Andes — to liberate a robot.
Caméra d’Or and FIPRESCI Prize at Cannes 2026.
After the genocide, Vénéranda works for reconciliation, until a family crisis tests her beliefs.
A Sundance hit and winner of the Golden Alexander at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival.
A father searches the Vistula: Krzysztof went missing in 2023; CCTV shows him standing on a bridge.
The family business is a haunted house: 16-year-old Caity covers for her father when he relapses.
Three awards at IDFA 2025: best first feature, the FIPRESCI Prize and a special mention for best Dutch film.
A son and his father, a former mujahideen fighter turned spiritual leader and poet, try to find their way back to each other.
Fortysomething teacher Edwin is a control freak whom neither colleagues nor family take seriously.
A gym teacher’s crude advice after a denied promotion leads to chaos.
Berlin from the back seat: a Palestinian Uber driver and a lost young Israeli keep crossing paths, in rides that mix humor and heartache.
World premiere in Venice 2026 in Giornate degli Autori.
Family catches up: Vitalik left for Germany in 2021; after the invasion his mother and sister follow, bringing old conflicts with them.
Yarema Malashchuk and Roman Khimei’s Homecoming won the Wiz-Art 2026 Grand Prix, its National Competition and the award of the National Union of Film Critics of Ukraine.
Women at war: Maksym Tuzov’s film about those who fight, and about a war that never became the last.
A queen’s wedding to the fool is interrupted by the return of the former tyrant’s mother — a fairy-tale adventure from Sweden.
Truckers in love: a lonely French driver meets a Polish colleague and tries to make room for love in a punishing job.
Aasmani is the directing debut of actor Sayani Gupta.
Gleb Feldman’s Another Day In The Metal Box competed at Locarno 2026.
Pavlo Shpegun’s Silence won the Airone della Laguna Award in Venice Orizzonti 2026.
Diego won Best Live-Action Short at Cleveland.
Yarema Malashchuk and Roman Khimei’s Homecoming won the Wiz-Art 2026 Grand Prix, its National Competition and the award of the National Union of Film Critics of Ukraine.
Two centuries later, engineers and Andean muleteers retrace the historic crossing of the Andes — to liberate a robot.
One night for twin musicians to find love, a song and their father, a 99-year-old Beat Generation poet.
Three awards at IDFA 2025: best first feature, the FIPRESCI Prize and a special mention for best Dutch film.
A son and his father, a former mujahideen fighter turned spiritual leader and poet, try to find their way back to each other.
World premiere: four stories of growing up in wartime, when children face adult decisions before they are ready.
World premiere in Venice 2026 in Giornate degli Autori.
Family catches up: Vitalik left for Germany in 2021; after the invasion his mother and sister follow, bringing old conflicts with them.
Berlin from the back seat: a Palestinian Uber driver and a lost young Israeli keep crossing paths, in rides that mix humor and heartache.
Locarno 2026: a special mention and the Youth Jury prize in the international competition; Denis Côté returns to Molodist.
Roads and strange death pacts: taciturn Mira travels on and meets two free-spirited hedonists living deep in the forest.
Fortysomething teacher Edwin is a control freak whom neither colleagues nor family take seriously.
A gym teacher’s crude advice after a denied promotion leads to chaos.
Music videos and gigs from 2004–2006: Sykhiv, Mad Heads in Lviv, the Barvy club in Kyiv — a compilation by Natalia Ilchuk.
“Hurry up and live”: doctors gave Yann Patou three years, but he lived with cancer for eighteen — and kept smiling to the end.
Genres.Academia: nine shorts from the Centaurs workshop.
Before senior year: left without her best friend, Minnie forms a complicated friendship with Callie’s mother.
Aasmani is the directing debut of actor Sayani Gupta.
Gleb Feldman’s Another Day In The Metal Box competed at Locarno 2026.
Pavlo Shpegun’s Silence won the Airone della Laguna Award in Venice Orizzonti 2026.
Diego won Best Live-Action Short at Cleveland.
22 years on the shelf: Illienko’s directing debut, written by Ivan Drach, was shot in 1965, banned, and first screened only in 1987.
Restored print with the Dovzhenko Centre: Yurii Illienko’s parable about old Levko, who tends the village well and waits for his sons.
World premiere: four stories of growing up in wartime, when children face adult decisions before they are ready.
“Hurry up and live”: doctors gave Yann Patou three years, but he lived with cancer for eighteen — and kept smiling to the end.
A heist under dictatorship: late-1970s Manila under Ferdinand Marcos, where police detective Dahlia secretly commits a robbery.
Jury honorable mention in Thessaloniki, screened at CPH:DOX.
A new life in Vienna: young trans woman Adelina after 11 years of isolation in a Georgian village.
Pardo for Change special mention at Locarno.
An adventure for teens aged 14–16: three kids and their dog Nube find out what is poisoning their rivers.
Palme d’Or, Cannes 1983: in a mountain village, everyone who turns 70 must climb the mountain to die — and this winter it is old Orin’s turn.
Based on Shichirō Fukazawa’s story, a remake of Keisuke Kinoshita’s 1958 film, with Sumiko Sakamoto as Orin.
Best Film at Doc@PÖFF in Tallinn (2025) and winner at DocPoint in Helsinki (2026).
34 years of secret art: the director uncovers the archive of her uncle Markku.
"Vaterland" won the Canal+ Award at Cannes Critics’ Week 2026.
Kamathipura Express won a Bronze Medal at the Student Academy Awards.
Premiered at Cannes 2026, where it received a standing ovation of nearly 10 minutes.
Quiet resistance: in an occupied town, priest Andriy secretly returns the bodies of executed civilians to their families, though burials are forbidden.
Crystal Bear and Grand Prix of Generation Kplus at the Berlinale; Brazil’s Oscar submission.
Football and a secret: Gugu dreams of playing soccer and hides his grandmother’s illness so his father won’t take him away.
A second chance: after a fatal mistake, teenage Danny is mentored by the social worker who once failed him.
A monastery as rehab: Dejan becomes the priest’s right-hand man until the methods turn radical.
A camera as witness: a young filmmaker turns to her mother, her peers and herself to talk about sexual assault.
Wales, 1999: a 16-year-old is convinced aliens abducted her father and enlists a local UFO expert.
World premiere at Venice 2026, out of competition.
The Philippines, 1617: a Spanish friar rules an island with an iron fist — Lav Diaz’s colonial epic.
A filmmaker’s ghost in Patagonia: freed after a century in a glacier, Lucien Castelnau drifts through a futuristic world.
Special Jury Award for Creative Vision at Sundance 2026; also screened at the Berlinale.
A lost golf club leads a 17-year-old worker at an elite club near Manila to violent truths.
A hot day and a favorite actress: a girl ignored by her parents meets Billie King.
Berlinale Panorama 2026; director Mahnaz Mohammadi sits on Molodist’s International Jury.
A three-square-meter cell: an imprisoned teacher must choose between a forced TV confession and staying behind bars.
The last lighthouse keepers: a filmmaker in crisis sets out to find them — and herself.
After the peak: singer Maja moves back home and works at a school — a quiet story of recovery.
Three women and the war: one searches for a fiancé who is probably held captive, another adapts to her husband’s amputation.
Mariia Ponomarova’s Patronymic was selected for the Short Cuts competition in Toronto.
A technology that photographs the past: an armchair mystery about a reclusive academic.
Teddy Jury Award at the Berlinale 2026.
A trial for the one who returned: after 14 years, Hein’s island refuses to recognize him.
A monastery as rehab: Dejan becomes the priest’s right-hand man until the methods turn radical.
The last lighthouse keepers: a filmmaker in crisis sets out to find them — and herself.
Mariia Ponomarova’s Patronymic was selected for the Short Cuts competition in Toronto.
Cannes 2026 competition: Lukas Dhont is the first Flemish director with three features in the official selection.
Theater at the front: in World War I, young soldier Pierre meets Francis, who stages a show for their comrades.
After the peak: singer Maja moves back home and works at a school — a quiet story of recovery.
Teddy Jury Award at the Berlinale 2026.
A trial for the one who returned: after 14 years, Hein’s island refuses to recognize him.
A Sundance hit and winner of the Golden Alexander at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival.
A father searches the Vistula: Krzysztof went missing in 2023; CCTV shows him standing on a bridge.
40 years of Iranian history told through five portraits of relatives and mentors, from home videos, archives and protest footage.
A debut turned satire: a young director facing racial bias turns his first film into a docu-satire.
One of the most controversial films at the Venice Film Festival.
24 rooftop interviews in Tel Aviv: soldiers and intelligence officers describe the systems behind the killing of civilians in Gaza.
A journey through time: a man tries to understand an old friend’s suicide — Tadeusz Konwicki’s 1971 Polish classic.
Before senior year: left without her best friend, Minnie forms a complicated friendship with Callie’s mother.
Premiered at Cannes 2026: Christophe Honore adapts his own play Le Ciel de Nantes; the cast includes Adèle Exarchopoulos.
Nantes, March 1978: the youngest of seven siblings is getting married — can love heal childhood wounds?
Music videos and gigs from 2004–2006: Sykhiv, Mad Heads in Lviv, the Barvy club in Kyiv — a compilation by Natalia Ilchuk.
A technology that photographs the past: an armchair mystery about a reclusive academic.
A queen’s wedding to the fool is interrupted by the return of the former tyrant’s mother — a fairy-tale adventure from Sweden.
За романом Діно Буццаті: останній фільм Валеріо Дзурліні приніс йому премію «Давид ді Донателло» за режисуру.
Ворог, який не приходить: лейтенант Дроґо роками чекає на татар у фортеці посеред гірської пустки.
Premiered at Cannes 2026, where it received a standing ovation of nearly 10 minutes.
Quiet resistance: in an occupied town, priest Andriy secretly returns the bodies of executed civilians to their families, though burials are forbidden.
Yarema Malashchuk and Roman Khimei’s Homecoming won the Wiz-Art 2026 Grand Prix, its National Competition and the award of the National Union of Film Critics of Ukraine.
Premiered at Cannes 2026: Christophe Honore adapts his own play Le Ciel de Nantes; the cast includes Adèle Exarchopoulos.
Nantes, March 1978: the youngest of seven siblings is getting married — can love heal childhood wounds?
Opening film of CPH:DOX 2026: Pieter-Jan De Pue shot it on 16mm over about nine years.
A decade of war through the eyes of young people from frontline Mariinka.
Oleksandr Roshchyn’s On a Stringer was selected for Raindance’s Narrative Short program.
World premiere at Venice 2026, out of competition.
The Philippines, 1617: a Spanish friar rules an island with an iron fist — Lav Diaz’s colonial epic.
One of the most controversial films at the Venice Film Festival.
24 rooftop interviews in Tel Aviv: soldiers and intelligence officers describe the systems behind the killing of civilians in Gaza.
Mariia Ponomarova’s Patronymic was selected for the Short Cuts competition in Toronto.
Top prize of Un Certain Regard at Cannes 2026.
A year after Jessie’s death, her mother and sister take her ex-boyfriend on a trip to Tenerife.
Seven Ukrainian gothic bands at the Children of the Night and Nekropolis festivals — footage from 2005, edited in 2026.
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