Now playing Next See Former Ukrainian actor turned soldier returns to the big screen Life imitates art and art imitates life. But that maxim only adds poignancy to Ukrainian actor Anatol Fon-Filandra's brief return to a film set in a fictionalised love story set in a country at war. 20/02/2023
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Now playing Next Culture news Banksy auction for Ukraine attacked by Russian IPs 50 prints of Banksy's 'Fragile/Agile' work were on sale when Russian internet addresses attacked. 11/01/2023
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Now playing Next Culture news Horrors of Ukraine war recorded by Museum of Civilian Voices Serhiy Perebyinis learned about the death of his wife, 9-year-old daughter, and 18-year-old son on social media. His story is just one of 43,800 collected by Ukraine's Museum of Civilian Voices. 08/12/2022
Now playing Next Touch Under missiles and across borders: Ukrainian art defying the odds Museums in Madrid and Kyiv worked to defy the odds and transport 70 Ukrainian masterpieces from a war zone to safety. 30/11/2022
Now playing Next Culture news The show goes on: Odesa's opera house provides respite from the war As power and central heating shortages persist across Ukraine, an opera house in the port city of Odesa provides a source of distraction 28/11/2022
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Now playing Next See Ukraine's 'The Wall' murals in Vienna and Berlin Across Europe from November to the end of December are new murals showing artistic and cultural cooperation between Ukraine and the EU. 11/11/2022
Now playing Next Culture news The race to digitise Ukrainian cultural and historical archives The Central State Historical Archive in Lviv is rushing to digitise precious historical documents under the constant threat of an attack by Russia 10/11/2022
Now playing Next Europe News UN tracking Ukraine's cultural damage with satellite imagery Since the beginning of Russia's invasion on February 24, damage to 207 cultural sites in Ukraine has been verified. 27/10/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Zelenskyy to release book of wartime speeches The new book will be released in early December. 20/10/2022
Now playing Next Culture news Ukrainian conductor shot dead by Russians for refusing to lead concert Yurii Kerpatenko, the renowned and principal conductor at the Kherson Music and Drama Theatre, was shot dead in his home after he “categorically refused to cooperate with the occupants" 17/10/2022
Now playing Next Hear Kyiv Symphony Orchestra in Paris for the first time since the war "I can't just sit and be silent and do my job whatever it is. I need to speak to people. I need to speak to them with music or with words." 06/10/2022
Now playing Next See Cassandra: a new play fights for Ukraine's national identity on stage In a dramatic new translation of Lesia Ukrainka's 1908 play, Cassandra presents themes of war, occupation and truth in ways that resonate with Putin's senseless war. 04/10/2022
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