On December 7 the National Art Museum of Ukraine will host a screening of the slidefilm The Magic Lantern.

A selection of films from Dovzhenko Center’s collection will be screened at the Ukrainian Genesis exhibition, marking the 120^th anniversary of Ukrainian cinema.

Dovzhenko Centre now has a modern repository for positive film copies.

Germany has passed over to Ukraine the silent comedy Pigs Will Be Pigs, which for a long time was considered lost.

Sight & Sound magazine mentioned restored film Arsenal by O. Dovzhenko with the soundtrack by Guy Bartell.

Restored Conscience (1968) by V. Denysenko will be screened at the world’s biggest documentary film festival.

A collection of Ukrainian Soviet avant-garde films and an album of film posters have gone to Cannes Media Library.

Ukrainian classical films will be shown in Ternopil from 3 to 12 November.

On 10 and 11 November, Dzyga Vertov’s Enthusiasm: Symphony of the Donbas and Man with a Movie Camera will be shown in Mariupol. 

On October 28 winners of the Sunny Bunny competition program were awarded at Dovzhenko Centre.

The film Atomopolis: Assembling Utopia was screened at the second Nordic Ukrainian Film Festival

On 18 November, Dovzhenko Centre will host Vlad Troitskyi’s kinetic performance “...but for the wind…” 

As part of a festival, film expert of Dovzhenko Centre Anna Onufriienko will present the film A Dream Come True (1963).

Cultural forum Transcending Borders: GaliciaKult will take place in Kharkiv in early October.

Director General of Dovzhenko Centre will hold a meeting within a training course for managers of cultural projects.

Dovzhenko Centre will present the program Multagitprop at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture.

Kira Muratova’s Brief Encounters and Long Farewells will be shown in Zagreb.

Dovzhenko Centre will hold a public discussion on the post-Soviet past and possible prospects of building a democratic and peaceful future.

The legendary film, with the Ukrainian soundtrack restored by Dovzhenko Centre, will be shown in Mariupol.

Dovzhenko’s Earth will be screened at a jazz festival in San-Francisco to the live score by DAKHABRAKHA.

In August, classical Ukrainian films will be shown at Paradzhanov Festival at Levandivka.

Video recording of the press conference with the Ukrainian retrospective Margins of Freedom experts from Dovzhenko Centre.

From 1 to 5 of August, 2016, Artek-Bukovel Children’s Camp will be hosting the 1^st FilmFestBuk Children’s Film Festival.

The films Earth by O. Dovzhenko, In Spring by M. Kaufman and Bread by M. Shpykovskyi will be shown in Prizren.

Dance performance #LetMePleaseYou took place at Dovzhenko Centre on July 24.

Films by Dzyga Vertov, Mykola Shpykovskyi, Mykhail Kaufman and Oleksandr Dovzhenko will be screened at the Babylon Cinema.

Residents and guests of Odesa will have an opportunity to buy Dovzhenko Centre’s products at Odessa International Film Festival - 2016.

A retrospective screening of Yuriy Illienko and Ivan Mykolaychuk films will be held in Odesa on June 25-30.

On June 25, at the Art Dock, Dovzhenko Centre will demonstrate the Czech film Erotikon by Gustav Machaty to a soundtrack from FORMA.

Oleksandr Dovzhenko’s film Earth will be screened to the accompaniment of the DakhaBrakha band on June 21 in Amsterdam.

Serhiy Parajanov’s cinematic masterpiece Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors will be shown in Odesa on June 20.

A retrospective of films featuring or directed by Ivan Mykolaychuk will be presented in Bukovyna, the birthplace of the famous actor, in mid-June.

A retrospective of films by Oleksandr Dovzhenko will take place in South Korea in June 2016.

O. Muratov’s film Tatar Triptych will be screened on May 26 at the opening of Intermezzo Short Story Festival in Vinnytsia.

On May 19, in Poznan, Dovzhenko Centre will present the classics of the world’s silent cinema – Dziga Vertov’s The Eleventh Year.

Oleksandr Dovzhenko’s silent film Diplomatic Courier’s Bag will be screened in Hamburg’s Metropolis Kino cinema on March 8.

On April 25, an awards ceremony for the winners of the short film competition UKRAINE: THE ROAD TO PEACE! took place in Kyiv.

On May 2016, first time in Israel the program showcases the retrospective of Oleksandr Dovzhenko, his famous Ukrainian trilogy.

In Wrocław, Dovzhenko Centre will present the legendary Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors by Parajanov and Enthusiasm (Symphony of the Donbas) by Dziga Vertov.

To mark the 30^th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear accident, Heorhiy Shklyarevskyi’s film Mi-cro-phone! has been put on the platform DAFilms (Czech Republic).

Viktor Turin’s silent film TURKSIB will be screened in the UK on April 15.

On April 10, Oleksandr Dovzhenko’s silent film Arsenal (1929) will be screening in Bristol (UK).

A 5-year contract has been signed.

On March 31 and April 1 the showcase Ukraine on Film: Way to Freedom is being held in Amsterdam.

Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre announces issue of the 2^nd edition of the Ukrainian Films 2015-2016 Catalog.

Dovzhenko Center reports: 99 films were added to Dovzhenko Center Film Archive in 2015...

On March 16, 2016 Dovzhenko Centre will hold a meeting with prominent Ukrainian animator Yevhen Syvokin.

On March 8, 2016, Oleksandr Dovzhenko’s silent film Arsenal (1929) starts its tour of Britain. 

Dovzhenko Centre makes public its library collection and invites all those making research into the Ukrainian cinema...

The Brussels Centre for Fine Arts (Bozar) presented the restored avant-garde film by Dziga Vertov, The Eleventh Year.

On January 21, international tour SEE UKRAINE: DOCUDAYS UA ON TOUR starts in Paris. 

Dovzhenko Centre is considering proposals on storage of large amounts of digital information.

Dzyga Vertov’s avant-garde film The Eleventh Year (1928) will be presented by Ivan Kozlenko.

From 8/10 till 13/10 of 2015 in the framework of «Days of Ukraine in Israel» will be held «The first week of the Ukrainian cinema in Israel».

4 september 2015, Lecture "Beyond “ethnographism”: optical unconscious of film Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors" from Olga Bryukhovetska in Dovzhenko-Centre.

Olexandr Dovzhenko National Center is a partner of this year's International Ukrainian Summer School Viadrinicum.

Sunday 13th September at 6.30pm Oleksand Dovzhenko’s Arsenal will be screening at The 18th British Silent Film Festival. This screening will be the British premiere of a brilliant new...

August 15 at 19.00 in the cultural cluster "Dovzhenko Centre", will take place press conference of the 6th festival of silent film and modern music Mute Nights Festival ...

Ivan Kozlenko has read a lecture "the Odessa film studio VUFKU: industrial and art revolution in Ukrainian Cinema of 1920s"

Potemkin Stairs, the 'Treasure of European film culture', 15 thousand viewers, the best documentary of all time, 'Man with a Movie Camera' by Dziga Vertov, incredible Michael Nyman.

Starting June 17 till July 1 Melbourne cinematheque, in Australia will host a retrospective screenings of films made by Ukrainian director Kira Muratova.

From the 8th and until the 14th of April, at «Ukrainian film week in Paris» will be shown the best modern and classic Ukrainian films, in particular «In Spring» (1929) by...

On April 1st, the team of the National Oleksandr Dovzhenko Centre presented a concept for development and a project for the creation of a cultural cluster at the Centre

Ukranian Film Corner at the 64th Berlin International Film Festival 

The largest Danish film festival CPH PIX and National Oleksandr Dovzhenko Centre present

At the Docudays UA closing ceremony Dovzhenko Centre will screen the unique animated The Eleventh Year trailer.

State Film Agency and Dovzhenko Centre form Ukrainian Film Guide 2012-2013

Dovzhenko Centre received the American educational film archive from Kyiv-Mohyla Academy

Premiere of Hryhorii Skovoroda by Ivan Kavaleridze

Dovzhenko Centre presents a program at the Molodist International Film Festival

Dovzhenko Centre's Program at the Book Arsenal Festival 2012

Special program of SILENT NIGHTS festival at GOGOLFest: three silent films accompanied by live contemporary music

Dovzhenko Centre presents the opening film of GOGOLFEST - Dovzhenko's Earth with live accompaniment by DakhaBrakha

On November 18 and 20, KULTURFILM - autumn season of the series of lectures on cinema will be completed.

On October 28, a restored film by Heorhii Tasin will be screened to a live accompaniment of the band Vagonovozhatyie.

Film Atomopolis. Assembling Utopia will be screened on October 24 as part of Molodist Kyiv International Film Festival.

To mark the 80^th birthday anniversary of Yurii Illienko, Dovzhenko Centre will present a retrospective of his most outstanding films at the 46^th Molodist IFF.

The program of Dovzhenko Ceentre at the 46^th Molodist IFF

From October 20 to November 27 Dovzhenko Centre will be presenting a program of lectures on cinema within the exhibition project Ephemeroids: The ХХ Century in Posters.

On October 17, Dovzhenko Centre starts a new season of the series of lectures on cinema, KULTURFILM.

Unique jazz project of Arkady Shilkloper (Germany) and Jon Sass (USA) in concert.

From 16 to 25 September, Dovzhenko Centre will present a diverse and rich program within the year’s major event in the world of contemporary art.

A stand from Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre will work at the ХХІІІ Publishers' Forum in Lviv.

Public readings of contemporary British plays staged by emerging Ukrainian directors, finalists of British Council’s theatre programme, Taking the Stage.

On September 11, Dzyga Vertov’s legendary silent film The Eleventh Year (1928) will be showed in Odesa’s Green Theatre.

A Ukrainian retrospective from Dovzhenko Centre will be screen in Kinopanorama Cinema, Kyiv.

On September 6, a citizens’ initiative for opening Malevych Institute in Kyiv is holding a brainstorm meeting titled Malevych: The Circle of Cinema.

Screenings from the STUPKA 75: Stranger retrospective will take place in Kyiv in late August.

A Ukrainian retrospective from Dovzhenko Centre at the 7^th Odessa International Film Festival.

The 7^th Mute Nights Festival of Silent Film and Contemporary Music will take place in Odesa on July 8-10.

In early 2016, the specialists of Dovzhenko Centre Film Archive started work on a large government order. 

At 22:00 every Saturday, starting June 25, the UA:PERSYI TV channel will be showing  Ukrainian New Wave films.

On June 10 and 11 Dovzhenko Centre will demonstrate the restored masterpieces The Eleventh Year by Dziga Vertov and In Spring by Mikhail Kaufman.

A stand from Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre will work at the X Medvin Book Fair.

A discussion on the topic Cinematographic Revision of Perestroika: Miners’ Strikes in the Donbas and a screening of the July Storms duology will take place in Lviv on June 2.

The second event within the Kulturfilm. Cinematographic Revision of the Donbas project will take place on May 31.

Film-research Atomopolis. Assembling Utopia premiered on May 8.

Film Atomopolis.Assembling Utopia will be screened in Slavutich on May 8 as part of Festival 86.

On May 2016, first time in Israel the program showcases the retrospective of Oleksandr Dovzhenko, his famous Ukrainian trilogy.

On April 20 Dovzhenko Centre presented film ALIM with live accompaniment by Enver Izmaylov.

A stand from Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre will work at the VI International Arsenal Book Festival.

Zelyonka Fest presents seven days of European dance theater in Dovzhenko Centre Art Cluster.

On April 20, at the opening of the VI Knyzhkovyi Arsenal, Dovzhenko Centre will present film ALIM with live accompaniment by Enver Izmaylov.

The Kulturfilm. Cinematographic Revision of the Donbas project kicks off on April 7.

Monday, 28 March 2016 – Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Center presents its new publication, Cinematographic Revision of Donbas.

On March 18-20 Dovzhenko Centre will present its program at AV Festival, the British festival of political visual art.

On February 20, at 19.00, a Ukrainian reception to celebrate the screening in Berlin will be held in the legendary art-house cinema Kino...

On February 12 we are holding the sixth screening from the Seven Brief Meetings: the Cinematic Unconscious of the 60-s series.

The anthology of Ukrainian romantic short films LOVE. LIVE will be released theatrically in Ukraine on February 11.

From 11 to 14 February you can see The Fruit of Love (1926), Spring Rain (1958), To Hell with Love! (1975), Two Poodles (1981), and Such Beautiful People (2013).

The fifth screening from the Seven Brief Meetings: the Cinematic Unconscious of the 60-s series will be held on February 5.

The fourth screening from the Seven Brief Meetings: the Cinematic Unconscious of the 60-s series will take place on January 29.

On January 22, we are holding the third screening from the Seven Brief Meetings: the Cinematic Unconscious of the 60-s series.

On January 21, 2016, the Ukrainian New Wave project continues with screenings of its fourth edition in the cinemas of Ukraine.

The second screening from the Seven Brief Meetings: the Cinematic Unconscious of the 60-s series will take place on January 15.

On January 8, the first meeting from the Seven Brief Meetings: the Cinematic Unconscious of the 60-s  series will take place.

A program of screenings initiated by Dovzhenko Centre at the National Art Museum of Ukraine within the Ukrainian Art of the Sixties. Potentiality of a Museum project.

On September 3-4, Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre invites you to “KULTURFILM: Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors” lectures and movies screening devoted to 50 years jubilee of...

On August 20 Mystetskyi Arsenal will host an exhibition of unique private collection of Ihor Dychenko, Ukrainian art critic and artist, who devoted his life to the study of works by Ukrainian...

August 20 in Odessa, Ivan Kozlenko will talk about european cinema mainstream and ukrainian avant-garde...

15 -19 August - "SUM of SUN Project / Music and Movies observation / Holoseevo planet." in Dovzhenko Centre Art Cluster

From July 22 until end of September 2015, the National Oleksandr Dovzhenko Centre and PinchukArtCentre invite to programme “Transition syndrome: Ukrainian cinema of the...

Dovzhenko Centre presents a sensational project of reconstruction of filming and projection devices by Ukrainian engineer and inventor Yosyp Tymchenko

National Oleksandr Dovzhenko Centre and the Docudays UA International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival jointly present the closing film of the festival – The Eleventh Year...

European premiere of Dovzhenko’s classics EARTH at the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival

Ukrainian Stand at the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival

Avant-garde masterpiece TURKSIB (1929) with live accompaniment by Bronnt Industries Kapital 

Dovzhenko Centre launches a project featuring premiers of the latest Ukrainian films created with the assistance or to order of the State Film Agency of Ukraine

National Oleksandr Dovzhenko Centre presents Viktor Ivchenko’s 100th anniversary retrospective at the Molodist Film Festival

Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Center presents the opening film of the 42^nd Molodist International Film Festival Self-Seeker (1929).

Presentation of the restored version of Ukrainian film Provocateur (1927) at the biggest silent film festival in Pordenone

National Oleksandr Dovzhenko Centre presents new editions on its bookstand within Arsenal Book Festival 2012

Dovzhenko Centre presents memoirs book From the Unpublished by the Ukrainian cartoon classic Euhen Syvokin at the Arsenal Book Festival 2012.

Anna Sten retrospective at the Book Arsenal Festival 2012

Dovzhenko Centre presents a program within the Arsenal Book Festival 2012.

Dovzhenko Centre presents the opening film of GOGOLFEST - Dovzhenko's Earth with live accompaniment by DakhaBrakha

On April 26 - May 2, 2012 Dovzhenko Centre presented a retrospective of films by Ukrainian sculptor, playwriter and one of the pioneers of Ukrainian cinema Ivan Kavaleridze