Ten Ukrainian films with Czech subtitles — over the coming week they will be presented in the Czech capital. From November 11–17, at the Prague cinema Kino Atlas, Ukrainian Cinema Week will take place, presenting contemporary Ukrainian cinematography to a European audience.
The festival is supported by the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation.
From October 25 to November 2 in Kyiv, at the Oleksandr Dovzhenko Film Studios, a nine-day creative laboratory “Yellow Bus 2025: TOGETHER” was held, bringing together teenagers aged 14–17 from families of servicemen, missing persons, prisoners of war, internally displaced persons and those who left frontline territories of Ukraine.
On November 1, at the National Museum of the Revolution of Dignity, the awarding of winners of the V All-Ukrainian Competition for the Award named after Hero of the Heavenly Hundred Serhii Kemskyi took place.
To mark the birthday of Pylyp Orlyk, Pylyp Orlyk Week was held in Kyiv — a series of public events combining history, culture and a contemporary perspective on Ukrainian statehood.
To mark the birthday of our patron, the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation is initiating Pylyp Orlyk Week — a series of events uniting history, culture and a contemporary perspective on Ukrainian statehood.
On October 17, 2025, the “Autumn Evening of Freedom” was held at the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation space — an event dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the Granite Revolution.
September 2025 was a month of active cultural and educational activities for the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation in the Czech Republic. Together with the Ukrainian Institute in Prague and other partners, the Foundation implemented a number of initiatives aimed at supporting the Ukrainian community abroad, preserving national identity and strengthening Ukraine’s presence in Europe.
A child’s toy stained with blood. A burned icon.