The Oscar-winning director of '20 Days in Mariupol' returns with a film that again plunges viewers into the chaos and horrors ...
Russian soldiers who refuse to fight are being held for months in a basement near occupied Mariupol, where detainees describe beatings, overcrowding and conditions “worse than cattle.” ...
Six of 2025’s most acclaimed nonfiction directors discuss filming in war zones, confronting trauma, negotiating access with ...
Kyiv Post senior defense correspondent talks about his new book, The Siege of Mariupol, and shares inside perspectives on one ...
Meters to Andriivka' director Mstyslav Chernov says the danger of our time is that 'It has never been easier to produce a lie ...
It's harder than it looks, as we take you through the year's top documentary Oscar contenders and how they got here.
Reuters followed the fortunes of a group of raw recruits who enlisted in the spring as part of Ukraine’s drive to refresh its ...
Oscar-winning Mstyslav Chernov expressed scepticism that Putin would accept peace terms as Trump’s support wavered for ...
Ukraine has demonstrated the ability to accurately target Russian senior officers—both on the battlefield and far away from the front lines.
The Russian juggernaut has always had a grand vision of its expanse and territoriality since the Czarist times. Kremlin believes that the disintegration of the Soviet Union can be tidied over and some ...
Filmmaker Mstyslav Chernov, who won an Oscar for "20 Days in Mariupol," discusses his decision to focus on Ukraine's fight in the village of Andriivka and what he learned about human nature in the ...
He went by the call sign ‘Sheva,’ and he’s at the heart of a pivotal scene in ‘2000 Meters to Andriivka,’ the new documentary from the Oscar-winning team behind ‘20 Days in Mariupol.’ ...
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