Grantees

Documenting the daily lives of civilians across five frontline regions: Sumy, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Dnipro- Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson.

A documentary film about the Kharkiv Puppet Theater during the Russo-Ukrainian War.

A multimedia installation juxtaposing footage from the frontline Donetsk region with elements of everyday civilian life, symbolized by doormats placed in front of the entrances of houses.

Exploring sound as a multifaceted phenomenon, focusing on its psychological, emotional, and even physiological impact on individuals in times of war.

A personal, observational documentary exploring the invisible trauma of civilians living through war in Ukraine, with the filmmaker unexpectedly confronting her own suppressed emotions.

A documentary film about a stateless man who, by curating Lviv’s nightlife scene, creates space to celebrate life amid darkness.

Conducting 20 in-depth interviews with women who gave birth during the first months of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Recording the experiences of residents of a rural community in the Kyiv region, where the war manifests itself through mobilization, prolonged separation, changes in social and religious practices, heightened anxiety, silence, and new forms of mutual support.

Documenting the experiences of Ukraine’s deaf community during the war, as well as the work of volunteers and sign-language interpreters.

Archiving and editing extensive raw footage collected by a local fixer during 11 missions to the Ukrainian frontline.

A film documenting how residents of Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, have endured Russia’s war in the years from 2022 to 2025.

Analyzing the stories of Ukrainian women who remained under Russian occupation in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions for over a decade, challenging simplistic narratives about loyalty, identity, and belonging in occupied regions.