The Menorah Center, in collaboration with the INSPIRA business club, continues its series of screenings dedicated to Ukrainian film classics as part of the “Mobilization of Intellectual Potential” initiative.
The film screening will take place on May 1.
Start time: 5:30 PM.
Location: Menorah Center, 4/26 Sholom Aleichem Street.
Admission is free. Prior registration is required via the link
https://eventmate.app/events/share/kinopokaz-bilij-ptah-z-cornou-oznakou-0105?locale=uk
The event announcement states:
“This time — ‘The White Bird Marked with Black’ (1970), a film that became both an artistic and ideological breakthrough during a time of strict censorship. At our previous meetings, the names Ivan Mykolaichuk and Yuri Illienko were often mentioned — these are the artists behind the creation of a film considered one of the pinnacles of Ukrainian poetic cinema.
It is the story of a family divided by war, and at the same time — a symbol of the great drama that Ukraine experienced during the turbulent 20th century. The film explores love, brotherhood, and the choice between personal desires and historical destiny.
A movie that makes you not only watch but truly feel. And, most importantly — remember.
This screening is not just a meeting with a film. It is a continuation of the dialogue about who we were, who we are, and who we aspire to become.
Come to watch, reflect, and feel together — because the classics of Ukrainian cinema are not just the past; they are our deep, living present.”
Event schedule:
5:30 PM–6:00 PM — Guest arrival
6:00 PM–7:35 PM — Film screening
7:35 PM–8:30 PM — Discussion with guests
