Квитки купити тут: https://www.sf.se/festival/ukrainsk-filmfestival/
Український Кінофестиваль у Скандинавії відкриває двері втретє! У всіх цінувачів кіно, є унікальна можливість відкрити для себе найновіші перлини Українського кіно, які цього роки засновані на справжніх історичних подіях, а деякі на нарисах із сьогодення! Запрошуємо усіх скористатися цією унікальною можливістю познайомитися з українським кінематографом!
Дата та місце: 23-26 Листопада 2017, Saga Bio, Kungsgatan 24, Стокгольм
Четвер 23 листопада 2017:
My Grandmother Fanny Kaplan (Моя бабуся Фані Каплан, 2016) Trailer
П’ятниця 24 листопада 2017:
Another’s Prayer/Her Heart (Чужа молитва, 2017) Trailer
Субота 25 листопада 2017
Chervonyi/Red (Червоний, 2017)
Неділя 26 листопада 2017
Frost (2017) Trailer
Другий Нордичний Український Кінофестиваль (2016)
The Second Nordic Ukrainian Film festivalwill take place 24-27 November at Saga bio in Stockholm, and in Gothenburg 25 Oct to 7 Nov. For updated information about Gothenburg, visit this Facebook page.
Upcoming in Stockholm:
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Tickets will be released 7 Nov 2016. All tickets can be booked via www.sf.se. Please note that phone booking is not possible.
Thursday 24 Nov 2016, 18:00
The Nest of the Turtledove (Hnizdo horlytsi; 2016), drama, 101 min
Youtube trailer, IMDB
Friday 25 Nov 2016, 18:00
Song of Songs (Pisnja pisen’; 2015], drama, 75 min
Youtube trailer, IMDB
Saturday 26 Nov 2016, 18:00
The Trumpeter (Trubach; 2014), family/musical, 85 min
Youtube trailer, IMDB
Sunday 27 Nov, 18:00
Battle for Sevastopol (Nezlamna; 2015), military action/drama, 122 min
Youtube trailer, IMDB
Перший Нордичний Український Кінофестиваль (2015)
Cinema aficionados in Sweden and potentially other Nordic countries have a unique chance to discover a rich and robust cinematographic tradition as well as gain an intimate experience of what it means to live in Ukraine at the First Nordic Ukrainian Film Festival that opens on 20 April 2015 at Zita Folkets Bio theatre (Birger Jarlsgatan 37, Stockholm). For five consecutive weeks, Monday evenings at Zita Folkets Bio will become Ukrainian Mondays featuring five recent and classical films that represent a fair cross-section of the current state of the national cinema.
The festival will open with Brothers: The Final Confession (2013) based on the Swedish novel Hummelhonung (The Sweetness) by member of Swedish Academy Torgny Lindgren. In this film, the stage for action is set in the Carpathians instead of the original novel location of Västerbotten. The cultural parallels and the intense conflict will be especially appealing to Swedish moviegoers. Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors (1964), a story of love, hatred and mystique, caps the festival programme as one of the best known Ukrainian movies and instant classics.
The programme also includes such films as award-winning and praised by critics The Tribe (2014), Crimean Tatar drama Haytarma (2013) which builds up the tension of one man’s struggle against the system, and deeply tragic and humane The Guide (2014) that digs even deeper into the depth of the nightmarish Stalin era.
The festival is a non-commercial Initiative of Ukrainian Institute in Sweden in cooperation with Ukraine Research Group and informational support of the Embassy of Ukraine in Sweden. All profit will be donated to the humanitarian needs of the people who suffered from the aggression in the Eastern Ukraine.
Further contact for press and other inquiries: Roman Horbyk (Film Festival Director), roman.horbyk@sh.se, +46 70 233 45 61
