КАТАЛОГ СATALOG

ЕНЦИКЛОПЕДІЯ МАЙДАНУ ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF THE MAIDAN
MYR
Myr – a film about Myroslav Hay, an acting teacher in the famous project So You Think
You Can Dance, who, during the very first days of Russia’s aggression in eastern Ukraine,
created a powerful volunteer foundation, and provides the soldiers of the Anti-Terrorist
Operation with food, uniforms, night vision devices, and other military equipment.
WHITE COLLAR UNIT
While he was fleeing Ukraine, President Viktor Yanukovych tried to destroy all the
evidence of his government’s corrupt activities. In order to save the drowned, slashed
and burned papers and bring about the punishment of the criminals in power, journalists
and volunteers organized the White Collar Unit, which day by day is building up valid
proof of the crimes from the tiniest pieces.
BLOGGERS
Bloggers – a film about the common people who, using social media, changed the course
of the information war waged by Russia, and created truthful sources of information
about the events in Ukraine for the whole world.
LANGUAGE
In the east and south of Ukraine, many people do not speak Ukrainian. Activists organize
free courses for everyone who wants to learn, bring book fairs and music bands to cities
and towns, and organize meetings with writers.
The films will be shown at the XIII
Docudays UA International Human Rights
Documentary Film Festival in Kyiv, in 252
cities and towns around Ukraine during the
Traveling Festival, in 158 Docudays UA film
clubs for media education, and in cinemas
in Europe and the USA as a part of the
project See Ukraine: Docudays UA on Tour.
The films will also be available for streaming
in the online cinema DOCU/SPACE
(www.docuspace.org.ua).
HOTTABYCH AND HIS TEAM
During a year of the war, Ilya ‘Hottabych’ Lysenko, a participant in the Maidan and a
successful financial director, managed to create a team of five medical crews who
evacuate the injured under fire from the hottest flashpoints on the frontline.
Production:
- The South NGO;
- Docudays UA International Human Rights
Documentary Film Festival.
Supported by:
The Swedish Embassy in Ukraine.
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