From January 17 to 28, the capital of Norway will host the Days of Ukrainian Cinema, featuring screenings of feature films, documentaries, classics, panel discussions, and workshops for children and adults.
The event opens with the premiere of the Ukrainian-Norwegian documentary Fragments of Ice (2024), directed by Maria Stoyanova.
The program includes screenings of Atlantis (2019), Felix and Me: Stone, Scissors, Pomegranate (2024), Slovo House: The Never-Ending Novel (2021), Zhovten Cinema in Kyiv (2024), Man with a Movie Camera (1929), and Asthenic Syndrome (1989).
The embassy noted that the Ukrainian Film Days are dedicated to the memory of Viktor Onysko, the director of the film Fragments of Ice, as well as all the artists who died as a result of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Visitors to the event will have the opportunity to purchase books in Ukrainian, Norwegian, and English. The proceeds will be donated to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The Ukrainian Cultural Initiative Group organized the event in cooperation with Indie Film and Cinemateket, with the support of Fritt Ord.
Venue: Cinemateket cinema, Dronningens gt. 16.
