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Holovna St, 140, Chernivtsi
14-21 June 2025
schedule 2023
Thursday, 15 June
10:00
"The Song Tree of Ivan Mykolaychuk". Presentation of the book
Presentation of the book, which includes sheet music of all the songs from the films featuring Ivan Mykolaychuk. The book will be presented by Nina Matvienko, a member of the original Golden Keys trio, and Valentyna Korotya-Kovalska, the author of the book.
free entrance
11:15
"Ukraine-Sweden: opportunities for cooperation". Viewing + public talk
We watch contemporary Swedish films and talk to Swedish producers about the possibilities of cooperation between our countries in the film industry.
free entrance
13:30
"Father" dir. Oleksandr Kobzar
Vlad Artemyev has not spoken to his father for over 25 years. A sudden phone call could have saved the relationship between the men, but the conversation never took place... Why have father and son not been able to find common ground for a quarter of a century, and what makes Artemiev the younger return to his father's house on the shores of the Azov Sea?
free entrance
16:00
Ukrainian short films. Out of competition
A non-competitive short film block with the participation of creative teams.
"Deus Ex forgot the text", dir. Markiian Miroshnychenko
"Dying Swan", dir. Stephen Fingleton
"Ivankiv. Find your ground", dir. Olga Gibelinda
"Dada Marriage", dir. Anastasiia Mamontenko
"Kharkiv Music Fest did happen", dir. Vyacheslav Turyanytsya
free entrance
18:30
"The Legend of Princess Olha" dir. Yuri Illienko
Several versions of Olha's life are told on the screen by different people who knew her: her son Prince Sviatoslav, the monk Arefa, the keykeeper Malusha, the guinea man Vivera, the voivode Sveneld, and others. The eyewitness accounts are sometimes mutually exclusive, but together they form a complex image of the first Kyivan princess.
free entrance
program 2023
dir. Mila Zhluktenko & Daniel Asadi Faezi
genre: documentary
Ukraine |2023 |17 min
The history of the Ivan Mykolaychuk Cultural and Art Centre began in 1968. Back then, the Druzhba cinema was built in Chernivtsi. 21 years later, it was named after Ivan Mykolaychuk.
The next important event was the reconstruction of the building designed by Yaroslav Boyko (BOYKO ARCHITECT GROUP). It was completed in 2020, and the following year the centre became fully operational.
Ivan Mykolaichuk Cultural and Art Centre
Today, it is a modern institution of the Chernivtsi territorial community, which has become the main location of the Mykolaychuk OPEN festival of audience films. The events will take place in the cinema hall, which can accommodate 352 people, the Ivan-Hub art space and the Ivan Mykolaychuk Museum.
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