On November 14, a week of Ukrainian cinema kicked off in Prague, which was opened by Roman Bondarchuk’s “Vulkan”.

"Currently, Ukrainian cinema is attracting more and more attention at the international level, as evidenced by, among other things, the success of films at prestigious festivals. This year we are holding our festival for the second time, ”noted the main organizer, Lenka Vihova..

The program will feature films such as The Brahma by Vladimir Tikhiy, Donbass by Sergey Loznitsa, “The Hero of My Time” by Tony Noyabreva, “When Trees Are Falling” by Marysi Nikityuk, the documentary “Malevich, Ukrainian Square” by Dmitry Julaya and the short film “Night with Natalko "Andrei Bondarenko, as well as Asthenic Syndrome" Kira Muratova (1989, was banned in the USSR, while receiving the award of the Special Jury in Berlin).

The week will last until November 20, the shows will be held in three metropolitan cinemas. All films are shown in the original version with Czech subtitles..

The Ukrainian Oscar Committee named domestic films that were selected for the nomination for the award of the American Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences in the category "best film in a foreign language". About this reports LigaBusinessInform.