Awards
The DOCU/UKRAINE National Competition: 5 films about memory, war and love. 

The winners in the DOCU/UKRAINE competition will be chosen by: Marko Grba Singh, filmmaker and Art Director of the BELDOCS International Documentary Film Festival in Belgrad; Gediminas Andriukaitis, founder and director of Inconvenient Films; and Olena Honcharuk, head of the Dovzhenko Centre Film Museum and winner of the competition for the position of the CEO of Dovzhenko Centre.

MAIN PRIZE

20 Days In Mariupol / Mstyslav Chernov / Ukraine / 2023 / 94’

Unprecedented document of the time and evidence of crime. But despite all the captured monstrosity and dehumanization the film leaves the viewer with a sense of forceful determination to keep resisting - because of the professional commitment and public service of the ordinary heroes in front and behind the camera.

SPECIAL MENTION

Fragile Memory / Igor Ivanko / Ukraine, Slovakia / 2022 / 85’

Film, which gives the physical feeling of memory: how it takes shape, transforms, plays tricks, charmes, evades. 

Moving back and forth between intimate memories and public practices, the author refers to the role of personality dealing with subjective and collective memory.


The participants of DOCU/UKRAINE were:


King Lear: How We Looked for Love During the War
DOCU/UKRAINE
King Lear: How We Looked for Love During the War
Year
2023
Country
Ukraine
Duration
90’
DOCU/UKRAINE
Fragile Memory
DOCU/UKRAINE
Fragile Memory
Year
2022
Country
Ukraine, Slovakia
Duration
85’
DOCU/UKRAINE
Ukrainian Independence
DOCU/UKRAINE
Ukrainian Independence
Year
2023
Country
Ukraine, Poland
Duration
78’
DOCU/UKRAINE
Iron Butterflies
Ukrainian Doc Preview
Iron Butterflies
Country
Ukraine
Duration
90’
Ukrainian Doc Preview
20 Days in Mariupol
DOCU/UKRAINE
20 Days in Mariupol
Year
2023
Country
Ukraine
Duration
94’
DOCU/UKRAINE