Sonya Vseliubska avatar
Sonya Vseliubska
Sonya Vseliubska is a Donbas-born Ukrainian film critic and scholar specialising in war documentaries. Her writing appeared in Documentary Magazine, Filmmaker, e-flux, IndieWire and Mubi Notebook, among others.  She can be reached via [email protected]
  • Kamal Aljafari

    «Memory resists erasure and disappearance»

    INTERVIEW: Kamal Aljafari on his first and latest film, With Hasan in Gaza.

  • The Tale of Silyan Tamara Kotevska

    The Tale of Silyan

    NATURE: The Oscar-nominated Macedonian filmmaker Tamara Kotevska returns with a luminous documentary fable that extends her ongoing meditation on a pressing homeland concern: the ecological and economic troubles that drive migration.

  • Unwelcomed Amilcar Infante Sebastián González

    Unwelcomed

    MIGRANTS: This ambitious debut documentary, years in the making, captures Venezuela’s migrant crisis and Chilean radicalisation in urgent cinematic testimony.

  • Mário Billy Woodberry

    Mário

    DECOLONISATION: A forgotten story of decolonial struggle and exile, chronicling the MPLA's visionary founder, Mário Pinto de Andrade.

  • The Eukrainian Viktor Nordenskiöld

    The Eukrainian

    UKRAINE: The high-wire act of a Ukrainian leader navigating war, diplomacy, and EU bureaucracy in a continent losing its sense of unity.

  • Viktor Olivier Sarbil

    Viktor

    UKRAINE: A deaf photographer’s inner world redefines war cinema.

  • The Impossibility Tomáš Hlaváček

    The Impossibility

    CAPITALISM: A Kafkaesque portrait of social collapse, systemic injustice, and the racism flourishing in Europe’s hidden housing hellscapes.

  • Time to the Target Vitaly Mansky

    Time to the Target

    UKRAINE: Lviv, a city caught between everyday life and an unending funeral procession during war.

  • Dear Beautiful Beloved Juri Rechinsky

    Humanitarian catastrophe

    UKRAINE: War’s ceaseless, painful impact on society and family.

Scroll to Top