Documentaries on Superhumans, Symonenko, Yablonska, Kryvtsov, and the murders of Farion and Gongadze win in Tysiachovesna-2026 project
In the final pitching session of the Tysiachovesna (Thousand Spring) cultural product support initiative for 2026, 70 feature-length and short documentary projects won in the "Non-fiction (documentary) films and series" category.
The Tysiachovesna-2026 cultural product support initiative crowned 70 documentaries as its winners, including films on superhumans, Symonenko, Yablonska, and the murders of Farion and Gongadze. A total of 468 applications were received for the non-fiction category, with 355 advancing to the second stage. The State Film Agency of Ukraine ultimately selected 70 projects that will receive state funding.
These documentaries explore diverse themes such as war, post-traumatic stress, veterans, sports, technology, culture, and esports, among others.
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