Two unique exhibitions are taking place at the Kyiv Cinema House "Budynok Kino" as part of the Kyiv International Film Festival Molodist

As part of the festival, the House of Cinema will host a series of events dedicated to Crimean Tatar culture and history:

• Exhibition of Crimean Tatar National Costumes and Jewelry Curated by Rustem Skybin, which features authentic Crimean Tatar costumes that recreate the wedding ceremony of the 19th century. Each element of clothing, footwear, and accessories was crafted with meticulous compliance of traditional techniques, revealing the depth of Crimean Tatar culture and history.
  Wedding ceremonies were typically held after the Autumn crop harvest, which determined the seasonal aspect of this autumn collection. The costumes are modeled after a family consisting of parents and three children of different genders: one daughter of marriageable age (16 years old) and two boys of different ages (6-12), along with an elderly woman and a man (grandparents).
• Exhibition of Paintings by Dmytro Dotsenko, a Ukrainian artist who works with drawing and graphic techniques. He is a participant and laureate of various art competitions, including the winner of the "Українське Завтра"(Ukrainian Tomorrow) competition at KOSS Gallery (2022) and a laureate of the "Осяяні любов'ю. Батьківство та материнство"(Illuminated by Love: Fatherhood and Motherhood) competition by Biokon LLC (2020).

As previously announced, on October 30 at 14:00 there will also be a panel discussion: "Memory and Future: Crimea in Cinema and Culture, the history of return" with the participation of Refat Chubarov, Akhtem Seitablaev, Gulnara Abdulayeva and Usein Bekirov. The discussion will take place in the Blue Hall of Cinema House. Registration via the link.