We gladly invite you to our next screening on the 31st Anniversary of Ukrainian Independence. We will have a little celebration and networking event right after the screening at the terrace of Brotfabrik. The film „My Thoughts Are Silent“ (2019) by Antonio Lukich will be screened in Ukrainian with English subtitles. When and where: 24.08.2022, …
We cordially invite you to our next screening. We will be screening the documentary ASKANIA RESERVE (2019, Ukraine, 90′) by Andriy Lytvynenko. Film is playing in the currently occupied region Kherson. After the screening we will have a talk with a poet from Kherson – Nadiya Telenchuk and will collect money for the people in …
We invite you to our next screening. We will be screening the family film „Ivan Syla“ (2013, in Ukrainian with English subtitles) by Viktor Andriyenko. When and where: 14.05.2022, 16:00, Brotfabrik (Caligariplatz 1, 13086 Berlin). Admission price: 8 € normal, 6 € reduced. About the film: „He really existed – Ivan Firtsak from Ukraine, the …
We cordially invite you to our next screening. We will be screening the film „Mariupolis“ (2016) by Mantas Kvedaravičius. When and where: 10.05.2022, 21:00, Brotfabrik (Caligariplatz 1, 13086 Berlin). Admission price: 8 € normal, 6 € reduced. About the director: Lithuanian director Mantas Kvedaravičius had shot his film in 2015 in the port city of …
On 31 of March we had a great opportunity to cooperate with Open KinoBerlino Screening Nr. 139, KinoBerlino where we showed a free short meter from Zoya Laktionova and collected €75 donations for Tu Mariupol. About KinoBerlino:KinoBerlino is a part of the international KINO movement and organises the largest annual filmmaking festival in August-September: KinoKabaret …
UPD: Thank you all for your interest in short films about Mariupol. We had a meaningful and informative discussion about the current situation with Inga Pylypchuk and Ivette Löcker. Moreover, thank you for your donations! With your help we collected €480 (from a ticket sale) and €215 (your private donations) and all proceeds donated for …
Despite the Russian invasion we decided to continue with our cultural program, with a screening of “Home Games” last week. It was a sober, supportive, and communal evening. We expressed our worries about the invasion of our country, and discussed the situation of the main character of the film, Alina, and the current state she …
