Ukrainian movie "Klondike" premiered in New York

he hype around this incredible work by the prominent Ukrainian director Marina Er Gorbach has risen dramatically since its recent premiere in New York at the prestigious US art house cinema Angelica.

The film continues to be screened in New York and Los Angeles. For those in Ukraine, the film is available on Netflix. The organizers urge you not to miss this opportunity.

Among the guests of the premiere were actress, presenter and UNICEF partner Sia Rovinska, The Bachelor finalist Oleksandra Mudra, actress Victoria Varley, Miss Universe Ukraine Anna Zayachkivska, director of the film "The Rule of Two Walls" David Gutnik, celebrity manager Olga Samofalova, supermodel Taras Romanov, designer Olena Rudenko, film producer Polina Buchak, Consul Natalia Musienko, Yaroslava Sochka from the Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the United Nations in New York and others.

Oleksiy Holubov, Consul General of Ukraine in New York, introduced the film and emphasized that Ukrainian cinema is developing thanks to brave filmmakers like Maryna who share important stories with the world. "'Klondike' stands as a pharos that sheds light on Ukraine's culture, history and struggle," Oleksiy said.

This anti-war drama has already impressed audiences at numerous prominent film festivals. "Klondike was chosen as the official representative of Ukraine in the Best Foreign Language Film category at the 95th Academy Awards. The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, where it became the first Ukrainian feature film to be included in the competition program of this prominent independent film festival in the United States and won the Best Director award.

But Klondike's true achievement lies in its ability to captivate audiences and leave a deep mark on their hearts. The film beautifully captures the resilience of women, reflecting the essence of Ukraine. This emotional depth leaves the audience with a sense of hope that lingers long after the screening.

The screening was followed by an insightful discussion with director Marina Er Gorbach, moderated by American-Ukrainian actress Oksana Lada, known for her role in the popular HBO series The Sopranos.

It is important to note that Samuel Goldwyn Films has acquired the rights to the Ukrainian anti-war drama Klondike for distribution in the United States. This is the fourth feature film directed by Marina Er Gorbach. The film was created in cooperation between Ukraine and Turkey. The film tells the story of a family living on the border between Russia and Ukraine who find themselves in the midst of a catastrophe - the downing of the MH17 passenger plane by the Russian military.

The screening of Klondike in New York was supported by Razom for Ukraine.

The film is being screened in New York and Los Angeles. For those  who are in Ukraine, the film is available on Netflix. Don't miss this opportunity!