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20.07.2023 Events, Film

Kyiv Unbroken: Movie screening raising funds for Ukraine

Documentary film screening raising important aid for Ukraine, including a Q&A with the director and live music. Kyiv Unbroken is a stirring documentary that follows artists after the Maidan Revolution.

On the 20th July, 19:15 @ Phoenix Cinema

The event includes a discounted bar, live music, film screening and a Q&A with the director.

This one night only event, with the aim of raising funds for aid for Ukraine, will screen ‘Kyiv Unbroken’. The award winning documentary follows the artists that mushroomed in Ukraine following the Maidan’s Revolution of Dignity in 2014. The monumental event has had a continuing influence on painters, photographers, sculptors, musicians and film-makers in Ukraine and in Europe. You will learn about the artistic shockwaves that have followed to this day, in the backdrop of a nation at war, fighting for its freedom.

All funds raised through ticket sales will be used in support of Driving Aid for Ukraine and British-Ukrainian Aid to help get aid to Ukraine and reduce human suffering and save lives.

Tickets are available here

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