Considered the best film in the history of Ukrainian cinema, it tells the tragic love story of Hutsul Romeo and Juliet, Ivan and Marichka, and introduces us to the world of Transcarpathia, a region that is unexplored and unknown to most people. This very difficult material fell into the hands of Parajanov, who brought to his film a special reverence. He introduced the Hutsuls to the world, and they in turn introduced him to the world as an exceptional cinema artist.
- Main Competition
- Polish Films Competition
- Film And Art School Etudes Competition
- Cinematographers' Debuts Competition
- Directors' Debuts Competition
- Documentary Features Competition
- Documentary Shorts Competition
- TV Series Competition
- Music Videos Competition
- OKO Film Festival
- International Ethnographic Film Festival OKO - National Short Films Competition
- European Funds In Focus
- Baltic Cinema Review
- Special Screening
- Documentary Special Screening
- Contemporary World Cinema
- Panorama Etiud Studenckich Szkół Filmowych i Artystycznych
- HFF Munich Film School Review
- Stephen H. Burum Retrospective
- Alex Gibney Retrospective
- Ulrike Ottinger Retrospective
- Ukrainian Poetic Cinema
- Ukrainian Film Festival of Art of Cinematography KINOKO presents
- OKO Film Festival
- Inspiring Images
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Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors
Tini zabutykh predkiv
Ukrainian Poetic Cinema
Cinematographer: Yuri Ilyenko
Director: Sergei Parajanov
Writer: Ivan Chendej, Sergei Parajanov
Production designer: Georgiy Yakutovich, Mikhail Rakovskiy
Editor: Marfa Ponomarenko
Cast: Ivan Mikolaychuk, Larisa Kadochnikova
Production Company: Dovzhenko National Motion Picture Studio
Distribution company (world): Dovzhenko Centre
Distribution company: Dovzhenko Centre
Year: 1965
Country: Ukraine
Time: 97
Ukrainian Poetic Cinema
White Bird Marked with Black, The
Director: Yuri Ilyenko
Cinematographer: Vilen Kalyuta
Country: Ukraine
Year: 1971
