This 7 episode documentary is about the collapse of the USSR and the part Ukrainians took in it.

A group of friends enjoy their vacation to the fullest, engaging in various musical activities and adventures. As their vacation comes to an end, they experience mixed emotions and nostalgia. The film portrays their journey and the bond they share.

A documentary film about the outstanding Ukrainian poet and philosopher Hryhorii Skovoroda. The film contains restoration staged episodes and interviews with experts. The film has four story-lines: the first is a journey of two Mohilian students Marichka and Bohdan to places associated with the philosopher; the second consisted of a series of conversations with leading Ukrainian intellectuals, researchers of the thinker's heritage, musicians, artists, artists; the third is Ukrainian nature, picturesque landscapes that were of great importance for the philosopher; the fourth was war. The tricentenary of Skovoroda fell at the time of full-scale Russian aggression.

The film depicts the years before the collapse of the Soviet system and the rebellion against it. Its protagonist is a young man who cannot get along in Soviet society, which is why many people consider him crazy. As a result, he decides to illegally cross the border and finally escape the confines of everyday life, challenging the tired system one last time.

Viktor Tsoy, Yuri Kasparyan, Georgiy Guryanov, and Igor Tihormirov of Soviet rock band Kino are captured on the cusp of their fame by Serhii Lysenko in a collection of performances connected by intermissions of story.

In a dystopian future, a team of skilled police officers is assigned to infiltrate a fortified high-rise apartment building controlled by a powerful drug lord. As they make their way through the building, they face numerous obstacles and engage in intense battles to complete their mission.

Dramatic history of Ukrainian auteur cinema of the 1960s-90s, in particular about the creative destiny of directors: Serhiy Paradzhanov, Ivan Mykolaychuk, Leonid Osyka, Mykola Mashchenko, Roman Balayan, Viktor Kryshtofovych and others.The film uses excerpts from 35 cult films, which symbolize the flourishing of Ukrainian film production.