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Our short film «This Day Has Come», dir. Eugene Tunik is among the participants of the SUNNY BUNNY pitching 🏳️‍🌈 📍 April 23, 16:00Ukrainian-Danish Youth House This year features 10 LGBTQIA+ stories - and we’re happy to be part of the program!

Our short film «The Estate» by @e_slupchuk will be screened at @rozefilmdagen the biggest and longest-running LGBTQ+ film festival in the Netherlands! 🏳️‍🌈🎬
🗓 19.03 — 19:00
🗓 29.03 — 12:00 If you’re in Amsterdam, come watch the film with the festival audience,

Real Pictures has been selected for the new edition of the Drama Series Inspirational Lab Cold Open, with producer Regina Maryanovska Davidzon @reginamaryanovska The programme takes place within When East Meets West (WEMW) @wemwtrieste in partnership with Midpoint Institute @midpointinstitute The programme

Today we’re celebrating a double birthday Real Pictures + our co-founder @olexo_gladushevskyy 🥳🎂 Another year of shoots, growth, and “one more take” decisions. Thanks to everyone who’s with us, you’re the real MVPs! 🫂🎥 Oleksa, wishing you big ideas, calm vibes, and

Our short film «Love with a Tail» directed by Eduard Nechmohlod can finally be seen on October 25–26 at the @uff_berlin Ukrainian Film Festival Berlin! 🇺🇦 UFFBerlin is a festival that introduces international audiences to contemporary Ukrainian cinema and supports new

Our project became one of the winners of the Development Pitching at the 16th Odesa International Film Festival. We’re truly happy about this recognition — it’s an important step for our team and a source of motivation to keep moving forward.Thank

Our film «A Picture to Remember» @a.picture.to.remember@olyachernykh has made it to the longlist of the 9th National Film Awards «Golden Dzyga» @golden_dzyga in the category «Documentary Feature Film»! Members of the Ukrainian Film Academy have already begun voting for the nominees,

We are excited to announce that our short film “The Estate” (directed by Eugene Slupchuk / @e_slupchuk) has been selected for the Out-of-Competition Ukrainian Shorts Program at the SUNNY BUNNY film festival! 🎬 SUNNY BUNNY explores urgent questions for Ukrainian society

The International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam will open with the world premiere of Ukrainian filmmaker Olga Chernykh’s A Picture To Remember as the festival unveils the line-ups for the international and Envision competitions.

A Picture to Remember by Olga Chernykh presents a deeply personal and essay-style account of the ongoing war in Ukraine and its violent history, seen through the prism of three generations of women: Chernykh herself, her mother, and her grandmother.