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The Last Screening (2026)

On the night before the full-scale invasion, an old movie theater in Kyiv becomes a refuge for two strangers—Luka, a projectionist, and Varya, a mysterious girl. As alarming news comes in from all sides, they try to escape reality amid the illusions and light of the movie screen. But can cinema stop time?
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On the night before the full-scale invasion, an old movie theater in Kyiv becomes a refuge for two strangers—Luka, a projectionist, and Varya, a mysterious girl. As alarming news comes in from all sides, they try to escape reality amid the illusions and light of the movie screen. But can cinema stop time?

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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Romance
Directed By:Dmytro Ostapenko
Written By:Dmytro Ostapenko
In Theaters:8/27/2026
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Kyiv National I. K. Karpenko-Karyi Theatre, Cinema and Television University

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