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Volodymyr Chernyshev

Volodymyr's profound passion for film theory over the past eight years, culminated in an MA in Film Studies. He participated in festivals such as Cannes, Venice, and Berlinale, where he covered various events. In 2022, he founded Feuilleton Media, a magazine dedicated to cinema and culture. Currently, he contributes to Ukrainian publications including druk.press and L'Officiel Ukraine while furthering his academic pursuits in Weimar cinema in Leipzig.

Latest Film Reviews

  • Tomorrow I Die (2024)
    Review preview for Tomorrow I Die

    Steeped in a sombre atmosphere

    Volodymyr Chernyshev · 4 out of 5
    A pregnant woman begins to realise it is time to face her traumas before she become a new person.

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