18.09.2025 - 21.09.2025 Events, Film

PCI Recommends: Ukrainian Film Festival 2025 – Through Love & Loss

This September, the Ukrainian Institute London presents a powerful lineup of films exploring care, courage, grief, and connection in times of war and uncertainty.

This September, the Ukrainian Institute London presents a powerful lineup of films exploring care, courage, grief, and connection in times of war and uncertainty.

Highlights include:
The Editorial Office – A surreal and gripping story of a nature researcher stumbling into corruption and conflict in southern Ukraine.
Grey Bees – A quietly moving portrait of life in the “grey zone” of war, where daily routines carry on under threat.
2000 Meters to Andriivka – A frontline documentary offering raw insight into the emotional toll of combat.
Fragments of Ice – A personal story told through family videos, reflecting on memory, history, and home.
Love Letters from Ukraine – A beautiful short film programme capturing intimacy, longing, and resilience.

Catch the festival from 18–21 September. Screenings will be followed by Q&As with filmmakers.

Don’t miss this moving and timely celebration of Ukrainian cinema.

More info HERE

For more events organised by the Ukrainian Institute London, check their upcoming events page

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