Announced the film that will represent Ukraine at the 'Oscar-2026' awards.

According to inkorr.com: The film '2000 Meters to Andriivka' by director Myroslav Chernov has been selected to participate in the 'Oscar' awards in the category of 'Best International Feature Film' in 2026. The decision was announced by the Ukrainian Oscar Committee.

The film aims to show the realities of the Russian-Ukrainian war through human experiences. It reflects the hard, yet dignified struggle of people defending their freedom and right to life. The director hopes that the film will attract the attention of the global public and highlight the struggle of those who defend their values every day.

• 'Bucha' (director Stanislav Tiunov); 'Divia' (director Dmytro Hreshko);
• 'Be Careful! Life Goes On' (director Anton Shtuka);
• 'One Summer in Ukraine' (director Volodymyr Tykhyi);
• 'Lifting Power' (director Oleksandr Stratiienko);
• 'Stepne' (director Maryna Vroda);
• 'The Time Tape' (director Kateryna Hornostai).

Myroslav Chernov emphasized the importance of the role of artists in spreading real information and reflecting the true picture of events, especially in war conditions. This becomes particularly relevant during intensive hostilities.

About the film '2000 Meters to Andriivka'

The story of the film unfolds in the village of Andriivka, which became the site of significant battles during the Ukrainian counteroffensive. The film illustrates the difficulties faced by the military in their struggle to restore peace and control over the territory. The film has already gained international recognition, including receiving an award at the Sundance festival in the USA, where Chernov was recognized for best directing in the World Cinema Documentary program.

The selection of the film '2000 Meters to Andriivka' for participation in the 'Oscar' award emphasizes its significance as a quality cinematic work that addresses important contemporary issues. This film not only draws attention to the war but also opens a new perspective on these events through the lens of human fates and experiences, which is especially relevant in the current conditions.