Kiev Moscow
Renata lives in Kyiv with her mother. Her younger brother, Kiril, is fighting in the war in the east of Ukraine.
At the advertising firm where Renata works, she is assigned to take care of Sasha, a Russian skateboarder who comes from Moscow to perform tricks for a commercial. Renata loses the money for Sasha’s hotel, and is forced to host him in her brother’s room.
In the course of a day Sasha and Renata become very close, but external circumstances – her mother’s struggle to make peace with the fact that a Russian boy is living in her son’s room and general frustrations with the war - don’t allow them to keep their friendship.
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Anna LyubynetskaDirectorKyiv Prague (2014), Dinner (2014)
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Anna LyubynetskaWriterKyiv Prague (2014), Dinner (2014)
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Ondřej Šejnoha/Studio FAMUProducerHappy End (2016), Peacoc (2015)
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Elena VatrushkinaKey Cast
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Sasha StelchenkoKey Cast
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Runtime:24 minutes
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Completion Date:December 1, 2016
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Production Budget:6,850 EUR
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Country of Origin:Czech Republic
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Country of Filming:Czech Republic, Ukraine
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Language:Ukrainian
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes
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Czech Lion AwardsPrague
Czech Republic
March 4, 2017
Magnesia Award for the Best Student film -
Kiev International Short film festivalKiev
Ukraine
April 20, 2017
national premier
Special Mention of the joury, Audeince award -
Filmfest DresdenDresden
Germany
April 12, 2017
international premier -
Plzen FinalePlzeň
Czech Republic
April 20, 2017
national premier -
LA Film FestivalLos Angeles
United States
June 14, 2017
North Amrican premier
Distribution Information
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FAMUCountry: Czech RepublicRights: All Rights
Anna Lyubynetska is a film director, scriptwriter and editor from Kyiv currently living in Prague. She is currently finishing her Masters in Film Directing at FAMU. In the recent past she has shot several fiction and documentary short films. Her latest films „Dinner“, „Kyiv Prague“ and „Kiev Moscow“ are insights into issues of contemporary Ukrainian society. Her graduation film „Kiev Moscow“ has won Magnesia Award for the Best Student film 2016 at Czech Lion Awards.