Thanks to all people who participated in our first pilot project “CineMotion 2010″, who helped with the event organization issues or just came to the film screenings.

Of course, this is not the end!
“CineMotion 2011″ coming soon!

New destination:  Canada.
Timeline: September 2011.

For now we are looking for:

• People and Organizations who want to arrange screening at their location or just have connections with those who are interesting in our events.
• Information partners, sponsors, patrons of the arts in Ukraine and Canada (we’ll send sponsorship package upon request).

To be continued!

Dear friends,
we just returned home to Kiev, Ukraine!

So many things happened: 4 months, 8 countries, almost 9000 kilometers of roads, 10 screenings, but the most important – we have made so many friends, found lots of new ideas and got so many new experience this summer.

We thank so much individuals and organizations without whom our project has remained so to non-incarnate dream.

Supporters:

• Czech Centre Bucharest
• Art center “Make a Point” (Bucharest)
• Discussion club “Biblioteca Alternativa” (Bucharest)
• International Elias Canetti Society (Ruse)
• The Red House Centre for Culture and Debate (Sofia)
• Association for Contemporary Art and Culture “The Different Vision”(Stara Zagora)
• Gallery “Atelie” (Veliko Tarnovo)
• Youth branch of foundation “Mother Ukraine” (Sofia)

Here are the photos of the film screenings held in the framework of our pilot project “CineMotion 2010″ from June to September 2010:

Like the idea?
Do you want to be associated with the next project “CineMotion 2011″?
Just contact us right now!

We are on the road!

Our films were already screened in Bucharest, Ruse, Varna, Veliko Tarnovo, Sofia.

Soon – in Bar, Zagreb, Novi-Sad, Plovdiv, Stara Zagora.

A route for our upcoming season’s film tour “Cinemotion 2010” is still flexible. Stay tuned – see daily updating events section!

Still possible: if you want to invite us to your locale for a free Ukrainian shorts screening, please join our project right now! For more details and frequently asked questions, please see our FAQ. You can find a listing of the countries we are planning to visit this summer here. See you then!

We just added new wandering films:

• Vagabond Bruise(2008, Ukraine, 15 min., dir. Anton Petrusevich)
• Going to Styopa (2009, Ukraine, 18 min., dir. Anton Petrusevich)
• Hooligans (2007, Ukraine, 10 min., dir. Roman Synchuk

… and one animation:

• Play for three actors (2004, Ukraine, 10 min., dir. Oleksandr Shmygun)

Title: Play for three actors
Year: 2004
Runtime: 10 min
Director: Oleksandr Shmygun

Life is Theater, and people are actors in it.

Title: Hooligans
Year: 2007
Runtime: 10 min
Director: Roman Synchuk

A friend in need is a friend indeed.

Title: Going to Styopa
Year: 2009
Runtime: 18 min
Director: Anton Petrusevich

Film about a teenager whose parents impose the road in life to the «planned finish», but he wants to stay himself. And who knows, who of them are right: always boring adults or teenager who does not yet know where he goes and when will come.

Title: Vagabond Bruise
Year: 2008
Runtime: 15 min
Director: Anton Petrusevich

Film about a vagabond who imagines his life the way he wish, but once a competitor appears in his fantasy.

New event:
June 18 in Bulgarian capital Sofia we will screen all wandering films in The Red House Centre for Culture and Debate (Центърът за култура и дебат “Червената къща”).

Final event details and time will be published a week before the show. Watch for events of the “CineMotion 2010″ project. Stay tuned!

We just added new movies and animations:

You can review all of them together in the trailer here or review film details using film categories filtering widget on the right side.

Title: Moon
Year: 2008
Runtime: 2 min
Director: Kateryna Chepyk (Animation studio “Chervoniy sobaka”)

Title: Dreams
Year: 2008
Runtime: 3 min
Director: Olga Yurasova (Animation studio “Chervoniy sobaka”)

Title: Malanka
Year: 2008
Runtime: 3 min
Director: Sergey Melnichenko (Animation studio “Chervoniy sobaka”)

Title: Happiness behind
Year: 2008
Runtime: 3 min
Director: Anastasiia Liubchenko (Animation studio “Chervoniy sobaka”)

Title: Doors
Year: 2008
Runtime: 5 min
Director: Nikita Liskov

Animated movie about the characters with door in the chest.

Title: Next
Year: 2003
Runtime: 3 min
Director: Anatoliy Lavrenishyn

Bright story with black humor and laconic design. Life’s situation could be hanged during seconds and you never know how it will be for you.

Title: Wandering between…
Year: 2005
Runtime: 10 min
Director: Anatoliy Lavrenishyn

Beautifully drawn animation about a boy who loses himself in a fantasy world, looking for love.

Title: Blonde dies twice
Year: 2004
Runtime: 5 min
Director: Vera Yakovenko

She wants him and he wants a computer game. Who’ll won?

Title: Law
Year: 2008
Runtime: 28 min
Director: Vitaly Potrukh

A picket failed to return from a Ukrainian village lost amidst the civil war. The Cossack detachment’s mission will become clear on site only – whether they are going to help or to massacre. A harsh military drama sets in snowy fields, a drama about duty and betrayal, about the human law and the Law of God.

Title: The Shooting Gallery
Year: 2001
Runtime: 10 min
Director: Taras Tomenko

From the Berlinale’s Jury synopsis: “The Shooting Gallery is a portrait of a childhood in black and white. A raw poetic film whose dramatic use of light and shadow gives a painfully intense picture of its young hero. The Shooting Gallery becomes a symbolic site for hopes and dreams and a street kid’s desperate desire to escape his dismal life”.

Title: The Parched Land
Year: 2004
Runtime: 25 min
Director: Taras Tomenko

Parched Land is a film about a man who finds “his angel”. What he does with his angel is the issue in the film. The strange mystique and ambiguity of the event is strengthened by the poetic expression of the image.

Title: The Tragic Love for Unfaithful Nuska
Year: 2004
Runtime: 20 min
Director: Taras Tkachenko

From Stephen Raks’ review, «The Tragic Love for Unfaithful Nuska, based on Yuri Vynnychenko’s short story “A Grenade for Two,” is a sepia-toned film that follows the antics of two young friends as they vie for the attention of the older, beautiful, girl-next-door Nuska».

We are doing all to start “CineMotion 2010” soon.
Press-release will be ready during two days.

We now exist as a public project!
Dali Bude!